Daily Tech: Dell Goes Mini With a Fire-Engine Red Notebook

May 29, 2008

by POPSUGAR Tech 12

Michael Dell showed off his tiny red notebook at All Things D. . . Yet it still remains nameless, priceless, and its OS hasn't been revealed. — Gizmodo
In the upcoming months, Blockbuster will start rolling out an in-store download service where customers can download movies onto their media players. — CrunchGear
Tom Cruise is finally stepping up with the web 2.0 times. He has just launched a website about. . . Tom Cruise! — USA Today
Compare as you dare! The iPhone, HTC Touch Diamond, and Xperia X1 get put to the tech sandwich test! — Engadget
It's giveaway time! Be sure to log in to your TeamSugar account for your chance to win a Wii Fit! — geeksugar

12 Comments

jennjennnbubba 5 years

love the little red notebook :D

bigestivediscuit 5 years

That is sexy.

looseseal 5 years

I switched over from a clunky ugly Lenovo over to a Macbook not too long ago, but the shiny glossy redness of this thing is still making me drool. What would be better is if it's a ruby red instead of a fire engine red. But I guess if I really want a red laptop I can put the macbook in a hard case. I'm just not sure if that'd mess with the heat dissipation and also make it heavier. But I wouldn't count on this dell to have as good specs as the macbook. I'm pretty happy with the battery life and heat dissipation of the mb, too. But if this dell is meant for developing countries, maybe it'd be good in those areas too. If it's really "low-cost" maybe I'd buy one as a toy. Heh.

kirasha 5 years

Owning that would end the question of why I don't have a cell phone. Who needs an iphone when I can have that?! (I hate talking on the phone, so really, the only reason for me to get a cell phone is portability of my 'net access.)

jessie 5 years

i just love the color of it...red...shiny

jennacyde 5 years

I'm all about some compactness. I have a widescreen laptop and love it for watching videos and graphic design, but I hate lugging it around. It makes me not bring it with me, so what was the point of having a laptop in the first place?