Dell Inspiron Mini 1010 with Atom Z530

Looks like there are 2 different models of Dell’s 10-inch Inspiron Mini netbook. The previous one I blogged about here earlier has an Atom N270 CPU and this new one has an Atom Z530.

This one was spotted earlier today at Accent Micro in Mall of Asia.

dell mini

Specs are as follows:

10.1″ display screen
Intel Atom Z530 1.6GHz
1GB DDR2 RAM
Intel GMA 4500M
250GB HDD
Bluetooth
WiFi 802.11 b/g
2.0 MP webcam
5-in-1 card reader
Windows XP Home

No idea on the battery but from the looks of it, must be just 3-cell. The Inspiron Mini 1010 also comes in various colors and retails at Accent Micro for Php23,999USD 409INR 34,669EUR 390CNY 2,978.

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17 Comments

Mikhail says:

15 years ago

Only 3-cell?
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Reel Advice says:

15 years ago

Hopefully there are upgrade options for this model like the battery and ram
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Chris says:

15 years ago

yes 3-cell lang yung battery. i just bought my mom a red one during silicon valley’s fair at midtown plaza of rob manila (ermita). so far it is good but the battery drains really fast /sob… i considered buying this because it has a sim card slot (for the globe tattoo sim) but i have not tried it though.
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BrianB says:

15 years ago

Got email for you, Abe.
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John Ray Cabrera says:

15 years ago

while Dell’s high end units like Adamo are so impeccable, i find their low end, consumer units to be more plasticky and China-ish.
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SEO Atlanta says:

15 years ago

OK, so here’s what I’m trying to figure out – the old atom processor is the N270, on some of the newer Acers, I’ve seen the N280, which was supposed to be a slight upgrade… anyone know the differences or Bench in any way from the N270, the N280 and most importantly if the N280 is a significant upgrade, and anything on heat/noise?
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Kelvin Servigon says:

15 years ago

3-cell only? fail..
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Unknown Soldier says:

15 years ago

3 cell? aww!

better search for other atom conterparts…
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Wendal says:

15 years ago

N270 and N280 benchmarks show the slight speed bump for the latter, but the real world performance isn’t noticeable; ie the computer doesn’t “feel” faster. Lazy to look for the countless links supporting my text.
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lady gaga says:

15 years ago

pls help i have dell mini inspiron 10 not so sure if whats the exact model. I’ll ask if san ako pwede magpunta for technical support. Sa dami ng napindot ko biglang bumagal ang loding ng sytem.
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bratinela says:

14 years ago

Good day friends,
anyone knows where i can find reviews about DELL samos? Inspiron mini1012?
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John Ray Cabrera says:

14 years ago

i’m also scouring for inpiron mini 1012 but i have a hunch that this is only available through corporate accounts.
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bratinela says:

14 years ago

good day again friends,

what is the sim card slot under the battery for?
sorry talaga im not techy.
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raymond says:

14 years ago

bakit ganun walang simcard slot yung sa akin may foam na nakaharang kabibili ko lang kahapon dell inspiron mini 10 (1012)
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raymond says:

14 years ago

pa tulong naman mga sir! bakit foam na black yung saksakan ng simcard ko sa ilalim ng battery
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hugo22 says:

13 years ago

Sa dami ng napindot ko biglang bumagal ang loding ng sytem.
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dell inspiron 1545 says:

11 years ago

Before replacing your power cell turn off the system. Don’t short circuit terminal or store your
battery pack with metal parts. The track-pad area is a darker grey than the other regions of the case.
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