Say hello to the latest product from (RED) – the red colored Dell Mini netbooks. These must-have (PRODUCT)RED netbooks are light in both price and weight – starting at $299, under 2.86lbs and as thin as 1.12". They are affordable, compact, good looking and now there's a reason to love them even more. Dell is contributing a portion of the proceeds from each sale of a red colored Mini to help eliminate AIDS in Africa.
They come in 4 versions: 9", 10v, 10" and 12" and all have webcams, built in WiFi and Bluetooth.
Now, here are those all important details: size & money
9" Starting at US $249
10v Starting at US $299
10" Starting at US $349
12" Starting at US $399
The Dell (PRODUCT)RED Minis are available now in the US and Asia and coming to Europe, the Middle East and Africa on May 28th. Please check in with dell.com for specific availability near you.
And don't forget to choose the red colored (PRODUCT)RED option.
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3 comments:
They're so pretty!
Pity as Dell climb aboard the trendy charity train they simultaneously continue to eliminate jobs in their plants throughout the US and Europe and manufacture these products in China where human rights abuse is rife, workers rights nil and pay is a joke in order to make these companies mega profitable and share holders smiling. Red is a great idea I just can't help being annoyed when I see the hypocrisy of exploitative manufacturing that couldn't really care a less about people all the while dressing in charity colors.
Hi Pako. I work with Dell’s corporate responsibility team and wanted to respond to your post. We’re a global company with an extensive global supply chain, and we recognize our responsibility to promote sustainable environmental practices, the health and safety of people and their fundamental human rights and dignity. And we expect our suppliers to employ the same high standards we do in our own facilities. We enforce these standards through a variety of tools including the Electronics Industry code of conduct, business reviews with suppliers, self-assessments and audits. I can tell you that any reports of poor working conditions in Dell’s supply chain are investigated and appropriate action is taken. On another note, we’re very proud of our association with (RED) and the good work that is does. And I’m glad you’re out here taking part in the conversation. I hope others do the same and help spread awareness for this great cause.
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