Dell Latitude XT2 with Windows 7

The Latitude XT2 is Dell's multitouch-enabled business convertible-notebook that now includes Windows 7. The XT2 starts at $1,909 and offers a very thin and lightweight business-rugged chassis with an attractive brushed-metal finish. In this review we find out if the XT2's system performance or multitouch support has improved under Windows 7.

Dell Inspiron Mini 10 with TV Tuner Review

It seems like a tech marriage made in heaven: a low-cost, highly portable netbook capable of picking up over-the-air digital TV. So Dell took the initiative to arrange the wedding: The company recently began offering a TV-tuner chip with its popular Inspiron Mini 10 netbook. The standard Mini 10 (without the built-in TV tuner) starts at $349, while the Mini 10 with TV Tuner starts at $399. If you’re thinking about getting a Mini 10, the TV-tuner configuration is well worth the extra money—the $50 uptick adds enough to this netbook to boost it from good to very good.