The Inspiron Mini 9 has been oficially unveiled by Dell. This small, easy-to-carry device stands ready to connect tweens, teens, travelers and “Tweeters” to their online world be it surfing the Web, streaming content, blogging, chatting with friends, uploading photos or enjoying favorite online videos, music and games.

Having the possibility fine-tuned to fit users’ specific needs and deeds, The Inspiron Mini is an affordable Internet companion.

Digital nomads, with a starting weight of 2.28 lbs.1, will value the Inspiron Mini’s durable design, with sealed keyboard and reliable solid state drive (SSD) memory storage. Most web pages are presented by a bright 8.9-inch glossy LED display (1024x600) with no left-right scrolling, and the keypads are large and easy to navigate. Standard built-in Wi-Fi means quick and easy wireless internet access to hotspots in the home, in a local coffee shop, on campus, in the office or at a conference.

To offer exclusive web-based file storage, access and sharing to Inspiron Mini users, including a free Basic plan with 2GB of remote storage space, expandable to 25GB, Dell has teamed up with Box.net. Providing users with an easy way to add incremental online storage space to easily manage their digital lives, Dell’s Inspiron Mini will include a direct link to a Dell-exclusive home page on Box.net (http://www.box.net/dell ). Individuals can safely and securely upload files of any type to their Box, including music, videos, photos, documents and presentations, and then access those files from almost anywhere on any device.

Individuals can personalize their Inspiron Mini with choice of colors – Obsidian Black or Alpine White – and interaction experience – optional Windows® XP® or Ubuntu 8.04 with custom Dell interface (coming soon). The Inspiron Mini with Windows XP Home is available immediately starting at $399, for those looking for a more traditional and familiar experience. ...