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Video: Dell's Mini 9 hacked with touchscreen 
Engadget | by Thomas Ricker | Mon, Nov 24
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Add another trick to Dell's Mini 9. The mod-happy netbook has already been seen hanging out with GPS and OSX and now the inevitable: a touchscreen. Fitted with one of those ubiquitous eBay touch panels, user Deldotb of the myDellMini forums loaded up the appropriate Ubuntu drivers and kick...
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