AT&T expands mobile broadband netbook bundles – adding three netbook models

AT&T expanded their mobile broadband-enabled netbook product lineup today with the introduction of three netbook models – the Acer Aspire One, the Dell Inspiron Mini 10, and the Lenovo S10. All three models will be available for purchase soon online at www.att.com while the Acer Aspire One will be available throughout stores nationwide. The Dell Inspiron Mini 10 and the Lenovo S10 will be available in several stores around the country.

Each netbook will be available for $199.99 after a mail-in rebate (AT&T Promotion Card) and a new two year service contract.

Here’s a quick rundown of specs on the three netbook models.

Acer Aspire One:

Weighs 2.53 lbs
Intel Atom processor
Windows XP Home
160GB HDD
1GB RAM
Stereo speakers
Built-in webcam
Wi-Fi

Dell Inspiron Mini 10:

Weighs 2.86 lbs
Windows XP Home
160GB HDD
1GB RAM
Built-in webcam
Intel GMA graphics
Wi-Fi

Lenovo IdeaPad S10:

Measures less than 1 inch thin and weighs 2.63 lbs
Wi-Fi
1GB RAM
160GB HDD
Windows XP Home
Built-in webcam
VeriFace facial recognition technology
Multi-touch touchpad

AT&T also announces three new AT&T ConnecTech services specifically for netbook customers – with prices ranging from $99 dollars for remote online support to $199 for in-home technical support. Check out the AT&T press release for more information.

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July 21st, 2009 at 2:06 am

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Well The Dell Inspiron Mini 10 and the Lenovo S10 will be available in several stores around the country. XPs is pretty good as well.

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Each netbook will be available for $199.99 after a mail-in rebate (AT&T Promotion Card) and a new two year service contract.

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It was so interesting to read about netbook models which were added to the mobile broadband netbook bundles. I work in the software company so all news about technologies are very interesting and useful for me. I have tried Dell Inspiron Mini 10 and I liked it a lot.

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Each netbook will be available for $199.99 after a mail-in rebate (AT&T Promotion Card) and a new two year service contract.

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All three models will be available for purchase soon online at www.att.com while the Acer Aspire One will be available throughout stores nationwide!

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AT&T also announces three new AT&T ConnecTech services specifically for netbook customers – with prices ranging from $99 dollars for remote online support to $199 for in-home technical support.

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The Dell Inspiron Mini 10 and the Lenovo S10 will be available in several stores around the country.

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Good indeed. I don't want to miss this opportunity. Thanks for such information.

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It was so interesting to read about netbook models which were added to the mobile broadband netbook bundles. I work in the software company so all news about technologies are very interesting and useful for me. I have tried Dell Inspiron Mini 10 and I liked it a lot. It works without any problems. Thanks for the great post and I will be waiting for other great posts from you in the near future!

Sincerely,

Tom Marteson from mobile application development

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The dell is horrible the track pad is nearly unusable. To make a netbook usable you HAVE to buy a mouse and keyboard. I ended up with a MSI Wind from MyNetBookDirect.com. The Trackpad is way better and buttons are actually usable and the arrow doesn't jump all over the place. To boot they had easy pay which made the whole bundle a whole lot palatable. AT&T gets enough of my money they could at least bundle a better netbook.

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http://MyNetBookDirect.com/