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[Laptops]| Friday 13th June 2008 |
The details appeared in leaked slides on Engadget, with the laptops now branded the Dell E.
The Dell E will come in two flavours: an 8.9in model starting at $300 and obviously aimed at the Asus Eee PC, and a 12.1in model dubbed the E Slim which Dell claims will be only 0.8in thick, placing it firmly in MacBook Air territory.
According to the slides, the Dell E will be powered by Intel's 1.6Ghz Diamondville and feature Wi-Fi, a webcam and Bluetooth on the more expensive models.
As with most of the low-cost offerings, the Dell E will offer a range of memory and storage options, ranging from 512MB to 1GB RAM, and 4GB, 8GB or 12GB of solid-state storage.
There'll also be the usual choice of Linux or XP operating systems.
Expect to see the first E models shipping in August, with the E Slim arriving towards the beginning of September.
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