Dell‘s Inspiron 11z is a thin-and-light 3lbs notebook PC sporting a 11.6-inch LED-backlit LCD with a 1366 x 768 resolution, a 16:9 aspect ratio.
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Pros & Cons The 1.2GHz Celeron is all likelihood faster than any Atom; so that’s good. The GS45 integrated graphics will probably be too weak to do anything but your usual: Office apps, email, surfing the Internet; that’s kind of bad. The keyboard will be barely big enough for the average person with average-sized hands and fingers. If you’ve got big hands and big fingers, stay away. The 11z is thin at just 1-inch and weighs just 3lbs, but that’s with the limited 3-cell battery. You’d want a bigger battery if you need to use the 11z for more than a couple of hours and that means (most likely) thicker and (most definitely) heavier and (absolutely) more expensive. The 11z does look very nice; I think Dell has done a very good job with the quality of materials (especially the ports) and the overall design.
Look Ma! No Buttons! Look! The trackpad: it seems to have no physical buttons except for those little things (what else to call these!) on the lower left and right. I hereby forecast that all notebooks will forego physical buttons on the trackpads and go the way Apple did and integrate the buttons into the trackpad. Except for ThinkPads.