A new Linux powered netbook is in town. In this review, we’ll be looking at the Dell Latitude 2100. This netbook is fully loaded with features and comes with Ubuntu Linux version 8.10. Dell has also decided to make the Dell Latitiude 2100 available with Windows XP as well.
Alright, let’s get started with the CPU. This Dell netbook is sporting a Intel® Atom™ N270, that runs at a 1.60 ghz clock speed. Furthermore, the Latitude 2100 supports dual channel memmory (DDR2) and supports up to 2 gigabytes of RAM. The netbook comes with either a solid state drive up to 16 gigabytes or a 5400 rpm hard drive up to 250 gigabytes in size. One thing special the Dell Latitude 2100 has going for itself is a optional touchscreen. Whether you opt for the touchscreen or not, it displays WSVGA on a 10.1 inch screen. The clarity on this netbook is very impressive, and noteable among other netbooks seen on the market. Of course, it also supports all of the latest wireless internet protocols and also is Bluetooth 2.0 ready.
Overall, the new Dell Latitude 2100 is a great netbook that comes powered with Linux and is full of great features. If you would like to customize your own Dell Latitude 2100 or get more information then check out the link provided below.