DELL 2100 Netbook | DELL D430 Sub-Notebook | |
Computing Power | Limited Usage Computing | Full Functioning Computing |
Screen Size | 10.1” | 12.1” |
Processor | Atom 270N | Core 2 Duo 1.2 |
Keyboard | Small | Full Size |
Memory | 1G | 2G |
Warranty | 1YR Dell | 3YR CDI |
Battery | 3 or 6 Cell – Half day Usage | NEW 9 Cell – Full Day Usage |
Type | Open Box Dell | Off-Lease |
O/S | WIN/XP | WIN/XP |
ONLINE TESTING | Limited Usage | FULL USAGE |
Conclusion:
When you’re reviewing products the key to the success of any technology is productivity – You need to have a product that can fulfill many functions, increase productivity and reduce the time it takes to accomplish tasks. The key limiting factor for a Netbook is the screen real-estate; this doesn’t allow the flexibility of working in multiple environments. The productivity is compromised because of the increase in scrolling both up and down as well as across. Please don’t get me wrong, the Netbook just like every other product has a place and is great at what it can do, but in Education and Business it has limitations that have to be consider.
For our K12 customers the pricing of these two products are the same