Unfortunately there is not a review portion of this post, since I don’t actually have the product… but ooo baby will I be jealous of my winner! Friday I’m posting my review of the Dell Inspiron One, so make sure to check back in for that and the link to enter the giveaway for one of those, which will let you know all the fun features of the Dell Stage. The Dell Stage is loaded on all Dell Touchscreen computers, and has a fantastic paint program, drum kit, and many more things! You’ll find out all about it on Friday. Today though it’s ALL about the Inspiron duo.
The Inspiron duo is a 10″ tablet/netbook. So the device is about the size of the iPad. The device is touchscreen, but flip the screen around and there is a keyboard. I may have mentioned this before, but a friend of mine, who is a huge Apple fanboy and who also has an iPad one day was caught using a Netbook. I asked this friend where his iPad was, and he replied, “sometimes you gotta get some work done”. HA! One of the reasons I believe it’s harder to work on an iPad is that there is no physical keyboard, and you have to rely on “apps” to get the job done. With the Dell duo you have the full power of Windows 7 at your finger tips. It also has the Intel® Atom Processor N550 which gives it great performance.
So the question is… do you prefer a touchscreen or a physical keyboard? Now, with Dell’s new Inspiron duo convertible tablet you don’t have to choose between a touch screen or keyboard, you can have both!
Answer the question of what you prefer (touchscreen or keyboard) in the form of a comment to enter for the chance to win a brand new Dell Inspiron duo with Intel Atom Processor N550. Visit Dell’s Inspiron duo page here, http://dell.to/91zPAJ, and come back and leave a second comment telling us your favorite thing about the product. (each comment will gain you an entry).
I usually don’t do this, but for a THIRD entry into the giveaway you can send the following tweet…
Have you seen the new #Dellduo, the tablet/netbook hybrid! Check it out and enter to win one from @Tech4Moms! http://bit.ly/eUpvgY
Don’t forget to come back and leave a comment about your tweet, or you won’t get credit!
Good luck to all!!
Don’t forget to check out the rest of the giveaways for this month. All giveaways will end on December 24th! So get those entries in! (there are 15 total)
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Sarah Kimmel is a digital parenting coach and family tech expert. She has spent the last 16 years of her career as a Microsoft Certified IT Manager supporting over 100 small businesses. During that time she started Family Tech LLC to help families understand and manage the technology in their home. She has regularly appeared as a family tech expert on KSL News, BYUtv and Studio 5, and has been invited all over the world from tech companies like Lenovo, Verizon, Microsoft, Dell, and Samsung. Find out more on her website SarahKimmel.com
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I’ve never had a touchscreen, don’t even have a cell phone! I guess that makes me an old fashioned keyboard curmudgeon.
being a mother, touchscreen all the way! merry christmas sarah!
I like the convenient size of this product, which makes it easy to take all the other amzing features anywhere.
I love my touch screen on my phone (most of the time), but I love having a keyboard if I’m actually going to be working on something. There’s just something about a real keyboard you can’t beat.
I love the size of it. I love that I’d be able to tote it around without it being bulky.
Tweeted. @staceymay
I prefer a physical keyboard just because my muscle memory to type quickly is geared on being able to feel the keys.
This is a super mega awesome product. My favorite part is this….Transform it into a digital picture frame, an alarm clock or a music player Look how big the display is.. I could see it without my glasses on… Its hard to find an alarm clock these days that I can see without my glasses
touchscreen for play and keyboard for work
i love the flippity floppity aspect of it.
i tweeted, i tweeted!
I like both but for different purposes. Ha! now that’s politically correct.
I also tweeted
This is one of the most interesting things that dell could come out with
I like touch screen and I also like keyboards. Both have good qualities.
I like the flip hinge and also the fact that I can use it as an e-reader!
Well, I honestly prefer both. I love having a keyboard to type on but touch screens are really nice to just be able to touch on where you want to go and go. SO, I vote BOTH.
I prefer a keyboard. The keyboard on my phone doesn’t work well so I have to use the touchscreen and i get tired of it.
I’m sure its the main answer but I can’t help it I love the way it swivles it’s just so neat looking!
My favorite thing about the Dell Inspiron duo is its versatility. I love being able to flip from “regular” laptop mode to a touch screen pad mode.
Tweeted!
http://twitter.com/#!/lovelimes/status/18214747530854400
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i never had a touch screen but enjoy playin with them in the store.. glad it comes with both
i like how it is the convertible of netbooks.. can be both touch or a regular one with a keyboard
I prefer a keyboard.
I really like the flip-hinge design…
OMG this would be perfect for me since my laptop is broken
Keyboard
touchscreen!
I tweeted…
http://twitter.com/clark6122
Favorite feature: keyboard
I’d say touchscreen but I’d love to test one out by winning it. I’ve never had one before so it would be so awesome I can see why you were jealous! barb g. directorylanesuperstore(at)gmail.com