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Dell Mini 10 TV tuner

Dell Mini 10 TV tuner

By: Alan Ng | May 13, 2009 | 1 Comment

We have some details for you now on the TV tuner accessory for the Dell Mini 10 netbook. It was originally announced back in January, but now we have some pricing details as well as an updated release time.

As reported from Engadget, the Dell Mini 10 TV Tuner should be available this Summer and will be priced at around $50. It’s said to include an external antenna, which will help in areas with a poor signal.

Engadget have already sampled the device and said that the channels that they have viewed were ‘pretty good’ quality wise, although they said that it was nothing ‘groundbreaking’.

We’ll let you know once we hear more details on the TV Tuner add-on.

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