Dell Latitude 2100, Kid-Friendly Netbook for Education

After the OLPC (One Laptop Per Child) XO laptop with its, now began to look for the Dell netbook to bring the world of education. Dell has released a netbook model 2100 kid-friendly, with a system that is suitable for children kindergarten to grade eight in the primary school. Netbook Dell Latitude 2100 is built with the design and the plastic casing made of rubber, dibalut with an interesting color variations for the child.

Because netbook Dell Latitude 2100 is devoted to education, the portable netbook is designed to hold down, users still remember the children. At the top of the design there is a light, used as an indicator of network activity. Bookmarks are ideal when used to warn students kindergarten or elementary school who are in class, try the Internet online. However, the light will not shine until the red children's access to the Internet when they were in the class. Dell still thinking of ideas for color and pattern, flash lights to indicate what the children do, but for now this is still the usual form.

Lights in a netbook Dell Latitude 2100 is a simple transistor, with a touchscreen display has a resolution of 1024 by 576 pixels. In fact, if children berulah draggle display, then the teacher or parent can be cleared easily. Netbook Dell Latitude 2100 Dell was equipped with anti-choice keyboard microbia help prevent the spread of germs from the hands of children.

Netbook Dell Latitude model 2100 is equipped with a processor Intel Atom N270 1.6-GHz, 512MB RAM, a SSD (Solid State Drive) 16GB. Netbook Dell Latitude 2100 can also be run on Windows Vista Home Basic, Windows XP, or Ubuntu Linux system. In addition, there is still webcam, connection Wi-Fi 802.11n and Bluetooth access in the netbook Dell Latitude 2100, though not equipped with the optical drive. Weight netbook Dell Latitude 2100 is around 2.9 pounds, with dimensions of 10.4 x 7.3 x 5.7 inch. Dell netbook to sell Dell Latitude 2100 with the starting price is $ 369, with 3 cell battery stack.