Dell Inspiron Duo Review

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Dell Inspiron Duo Review

Dell fans in the UK can now end their wait for the convertible they were looking forward to own! Come February, and the Dell Inspiron Duo convertible hybrid netbook/tablet will hop on to the Three network in the UK. The tablet powered by Intel’s dual-core 1.5GHz Atom N550, is a Windows 7-based device that doubles up as a tablet or a netbook – whichever way you want it.


Carrier Three is expected to bring forth to customers the 3G-enabled version of the hybrid device. Though a February launch is being spoken about, no exact date has been forthcoming from the UK carrier. Three has also not revealed the pricing.


The Dell Inspiron Duo convertible hybrid netbook/tablet comes as a fairly chunky piece with weight on the higher side compared to other netbooks. The keyboard could be a reason, we guess. The device that packs 2GB of RAM and a 320GB hard-drive, boasts of a 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreen that can rotate in its bezel as per user convenience.


The device also has within itself a Crystal HD video accelerator, two USB 2.0 ports and a headphones socket, JBL speakers and multiformat memory card reader. The Dell Inspiron Duo will be kept alive by a battery that stays alive for a minimum of 4 hours.


February is just lest than a week away, and we are keen to know what kind of a price tag is Three coming forward with.  UK customers, tell us what you feel about the Dell Inspiron Duo.


Heres a video of the Dell Inspiron Duo :




At the beginning of November last year, news became apparent of Dell’s latest device, the name is “Dell Inspiron Duo,” a convertible hybrid netbook/tablet. We covered its specifications along with offering you a video and a release date just in time for America’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping extravaganza.


Today we can tell you via SlashGear that UK network “Three” will now be releasing the Windows 7 3G-enabled device sometime next month, although an official date and price has not been confirmed. For those of you still unfamiliar with the netbook/tablet, it will include Intel’s dual-core 1.5GHz Atom N550, 2GB of RAM, 320GB hard-drive and as devicemag.com reported, a 10.1-inch capacitive touchscreen.


The idea behind Dell’s latest concept, is to offer users a unique device, something that other competitors have strived to achieve. The touchscreen as shown in the video below, rotates itself inside the bezel to face forward if wanting the netbook, and if you decide to change it to tablet mode, then the screen can be turned outwards.

Dell Inspiron Duo Review

Another key feature to look out for is Inspiron’s battery life, in fact 4 hours of it, and as well as this, it will come with a Crystal HD video accelerator, 2 USB 2.0 ports, headphones socket, JBL speakers amongst others. Along with positive attributes that a new device beholds, there will no doubt be negative feedback. Devicemag.com reported that one of the downsides they can see is of the device being a little “bulky” and “weighty towards the top,” this can only be put down to the position of the keyboard.


What are your thoughts on Dell’s new duo? Are you tempted, if so, how much would you be willing to pay?

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