Just one day after Dell announced it was moving into the market of netbooks by introducing its new Inspiron Mini 9, which weighs less than 2.3 pounds and has an 8.9-inch LED display, the company said it is partnering with Vodafone to resell the Mini 9 in Europe.

The two companies said Friday that the Mini 9 would be sold with a Vodafone built-in mobile broadband connection, which supports High-Speed Packet Access (HSPA). Sales will be exclusively

through Vodafone stores and online, and directly from Dell, later that month in key markets in Europe.

“Dell and Vodafone have teamed up to offer 3G/mobile broadband support in the Inspiron Mini — a device that is built for World Wide Web connectivity on the go,” said Anne Camden, a spokesperson for Dell, in an e-mail. “Dell and Vodafone initially teamed up in 2006 to offer integrated HSPA support across […]

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