Great keyboard because it is large unlike with other netbook. The price in nice very affordable and just for its feature. This netbook has 3 usb slots like a common laptop. The most is that is it very light, very portable. The screen is two thumbs up ‘coz it is highly define pictures display (720p). The color is elegant and slick. Then, the battery is truly impressive since it can last up to 9 hours. Read the rest of this entry »
HP Mini 210 is truly impressive with a great keyboard, with easy to use keys. Almost full size!, Beautiful display with perfect video streaming. This netbook webcam works well with media accelerator. Hp mini 210 also compete with the latest CULV technology for it has a great battery life, the 6-cell for my Mini210 lasts for much longer than my 12-cell for my HP dv5 laptop. Read the rest of this entry »
Go mobile in style with our Mini 210 HD Edition—small and packed with all the essentials for on the go. The smooth, edge-to-edge, the 10.1″ diagonal HD display gives you a crystal-clear view of Web pages. Choose from six colors: silver, black, red, blue, pink, and white. Read the rest of this entry »
HP Mini 110 series has a sleek design that’s less than 1″ thick and 2.99 lb.1, advanced wireless options 2, and up to 9.5 hours of battery life 3, you can take our Mini 110 everywhere to stay on top of e-mail, instant messages, blogs, and social media. Read the rest of this entry »
HP Mini 210 Vivienne Tam Edition series is a thin package: it’s only .9″ thick and weighs 2.69 lb.3. A netbook with a gold-toned, island-style keyboard that’s 93% of full size. A thin and light netbook with a touchpad with click buttons at the bottom. Designed with animated “Butterfly Lovers” start menu, custom icons, and three wallpapers. A protective microfiber sleeve, plus elegant gift box. This portable netbook is a gold-toned, high-capacity 3-cell battery (up to 5.5 hours5; optional black 6-cell battery for up to 11.1 hours on single charge). Perfected with a webcam1 that turns into a mirror at the click of a button. Read the rest of this entry »