By this point, we're starting to only inch closer to the day when the Dell Mini 10 netbook for T-Mobile finally becomes a reality in stores for customers to pick up. Without further wait, there were a few shots taken of the first ever netbook that T-Mobile is gladly to feature in its lineup prominently. Although it may not win awards for the most original looking netbook design, the Dell Mini 10 will capture the hearts and minds of customers with its attractive $199 price on contract – which is still speculated to launch on March 24th. Packing Windows 7 Starter Edition, the Dell Mini 10 will be more than capable of delivering a rich experience thanks to its 10.1” LED screen that has a resolution of 1,024 x 600 pixels, 1GB of DDR2 RAM, and an Intel ATOM N450 processor. Hopefully this will ceremoniously open up the flood gates for T-Mobile to see even more netbooks down the road – they definitely have some catching up with what AT&T and Verizon offers currently.
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