Anyone have a Dell Mini 9 Inspiron?

[RecoveringKinkoid]

My tiny little netbook died a couple months ago and I just have not gotten over it. Evidently, they do no make the type I had anymore. I'm waffling between getting one of these or a regular laptop. But I just love the smaller size of the thing. Anyone have one of these? Do you like it?

[Peppergirl]

I've been hunting netbooks recently and have been reading reviews, etc.

If you're interested, I can post some links later that I have bookmarked.

Let me know.

[AdminAssistant]

I have a Dell mini. I really like it, but I admit that I don't use it all that much. (I had planned on using it in classes, but the University's technology is a few decades behind and they aren't compatible.) It's good for basics like word processing and internet browsing. Very handy for traveling; I took mine to LA with me. It takes some time to get adjusted to the keyboard, because it's so much smaller.

[RecoveringKinkoid]

Yeah, the husband says the tiny keyboard (I had the smallest one they made at the time) is what make them discontinue that model. People didn't like typing on it.

I admit it did take a little practice, but I could do it fine once I got used to it. And the battery lasted forever. We were at the Sharepoint convention (well, the husband was, I was just a hanger on) and we swapped machines so he could have battery power all day long. His laptop would give out fairly quickly. My netbook could last through his day.

[teh_blumchenkinder]

I have a Dell mini insprion 11 (I think that's the number).
I love mine. Even tho the keyboard is slightly obnoxious, I'm getting used to it-- it could be a hell of a lot worse-- and I'm also getting used to the pad-mouse-- I also am not fond of those. It allows me to use the internet wherever there is wifi on my campus, which is essentially anywhere. My battery typically lasts 5 hours.
:3
EDIT: It has windows 7 on it. I haven't gotten used to 7 just yet, I still run the last iteration of windows on my main/desktop.
ANOTHER edit: when I bought mine, it was online. I just got the webcam, a carry case, and the promise of replacement should something happen within 2 years. I didn't go in for "Oh, let us install useless softwear," or "recycle in 2 years, only 30 dollars!" that stuff. They'll even try to sell you "oh, we can totally switch all your files over for 50 bucks..."

[Lyse]

I have the Dell Mini 10 and it's great. I use it as my main computer since I don't do much that requires massive computing power. I haven't had any problems with the keyboard, but I have smallish hands, to take that with a grain of salt