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Dell Latitude 2100 Netbook -- Big Machine on Campus

Review: Dell's latest rubberized, ruggedized netbook is aimed at students.

Elias Plastiras, PC World Australia

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Dell today announced the first ruggedised netbook the company has designed specifically with students in mind: the Latitude 2100. It's a 10.1in model with an Intel Atom N270 CPU and it can be configured with Windows XP, Windows Vista Basic or Ubuntu Linux. Being a Dell notebook, the customisation options are vast: you can order the Dell Latitude 2100 with either a solid-state drive or a conventional 5400rpm hard drive; you can get it with up to 2GB of DDR2 SDRAM; and you can opt for a 6-cell battery instead of the standard 3-cell battery. Most importantly, you can opt to get a touch screen instead of a standard LCD screen.

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