Dell to Launch 12 Inch E Slim?

Author: Chris

10 Oct

If you remember correctly, when we started talking about Dell’s notebooks, the E Slim line, we had some leaked info according to which Dell was supposed to launch multiple notebooks of different sizes. We already have the Inspiron Mini 9 but that’s about it.

So what do we have in the picture here? It might just be the 12 inch Dell E Slim notebook we have been waiting for. We don’t have anything official yet but who knows what next week will bring. Besides the new Apples we might see new Dell showing up.

via Engadget

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Tags: Dell, inspiron, Laptops, netbooks, Notebooks, Portable Devices

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