Dell’s Inspiron 12 no longer Vista onlyBy Jeff Baker - 12/17/2008 9:26:55 PM |

Is it a netbook? Is it a laptop? No! It’s Dell’s Inspiron Mini 12.
Previously the Inspiron Mini 12 was a Vista only machine but thanks to a recent update from Dell, that is no longer the case. You can now order the Inspiron Mini 12 with either Ubuntu Linux or Windows XP, a sigh of relief for those looking to order the device.
Starting at just $499, the Ubuntu Linux version of the Mini 12 is the cheapest, with the Windows XP version starting at $549. Of course, with all the added do-dads and what not, you’re sure to be paying above those prices.
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Tags: Dell, mini 12, netbook, ubuntu, windows vista, Windows XP

