DELL Latitude 2100, Intel Pentium Mobile, 1,6 GHz, 25,6 cm (10.1"), 1024 x 576 pixels, 1 GB, Windows XP Home Edition DELL Latitude 2100. Product type: Netbook. Processor family: Intel Pentium Mobile, Processor model: N270, Processor frequency: 1,6 GHz. Display diagonal: 25,6 cm (10.1"), Display resolution: 1024 x 576 pixels. Internal memory: 1 GB, Internal memory type: DDR2-SDRAM. Operating system installed: Windows XP Home Edition. Product colour: Red. Weight: 1,32 kg In many ways, the Latitude 2100 is Dell's best netbook to date, with some interesting options such as the touchscreen and choice of operating systems. Well built to withstand the knocks and bumps of life on the road or in the classroom, this does mean... After the success of its Inspiron Mini netbooks, Dell has aimed its next release at the education market. Sold under Dell’s corporate Latitude brand, the 2100 (£393 inc. VAT) is a tough and usable netbook with a range of unique features.Available in a... https://www.theregister.com/2009/09/07/review_netbook_dell_latitude_2100/ A side-effect of Dells last internal reorganisation is that the company has separate teams working on very similar products but aimed at different kinds of user. Taking the case in hand, the Latitude 2100 is a netbook aimed at major organisations – pr... Its rather angular design aside, we think the Latitude 2100 is the best Dell netbook to date. The rubberised coating should ensure long-term survival even in the hands of nippers, while the option of 2GB of Ram, the revised SD card slot design and the... https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/dell-latitude-2100-netbook Pegged as a netbook "designed for education" (despite also being available for businesses), we've been waiting to get our hands on Dell's Latitude 2100 for quite some time - not because we want to go back to school, but because in the relatively boring wo... A rugged netbook with a few unique options like a touch-screen, Dell's Latitude 2100 is certainly appealing to its target market of students and road-warriors, but since you pay quite a bit for the privilege most consumers will probably be better off look... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/laptops-portable-pcs/laptops-and-netbooks/dell-latitude-2100-621318/review After the success of its Inspiron Mini netbooks, Dell has aimed its next release at the education market. Sold under Dells corporate Latitude brand, the 2100 is a tough and usable netbook with a range of unique features. Available in a choice of colou... Lots of options and features, Great usability A little bulky, Can get a little pricey Netbooks, while as popular as ever, have settled into a fairly routine existence, with thin plastic shells, Intel Atom CPUs, Windows XP and 10-inch displays. When a company attempts to take these basic parts and dress them up with unique features, o... Rugged design with rubber cover; touchscreen option Tiny keyboard; big and heavy for a netbook Aimed primarily at the education market, the Dell Latitude 2100 is an interesting take on the netbook. It's worth a look for its unique feature set, including an especially rugged design and an optional touchscreen ... Dell has been on board the netbook express for a while now, but its products have had mixed success. We liked its first - the Mini 9 - with its dinky dimensions and curvy profile, but were less keen on the Mini 10 and its horror of a touchpad. The Mini... Expensive, but a robust chassis and touchscreen option make it a good choice for classroom use ... Product Code: L0521001 Dell sees its Latitudes as the Swiss army knife of laptops. But the market is evolving, and the multihued, kid-friendly Dell Latitude 2100 netbook models are the latest attempt to appeal to a younger crowd. Dell is aiming to m... The child-oriented Dell Latitude 2100 netbook is certainly a neat idea and is decently executed, but is it rugged enough to rise to the occasion? Darren Gladstone ...