Dell's Inspiron Mini 9

The latest 'netbook' on the block.

With a 4-cell, 32 Watt hour battery, the unit should provide adequate run-time while away from an outlet; eventually Dell will offer a 6-cell battery. The longer battery life, and also an option for a 3G module down the track (the just released version doesn't have one), will make it an even better choice for road warriors who need to stay connected.

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