HP Netbook

Although the future of netbooks is still rather unclear right now, that’s not stopping manufacturers to push out their doors new and improved models featuring the latest hardware available to date, that also being the case with HP, who’s just introduced its HP Mini 1104 model. The HP Mini 1104 10.1-inch Cedar Trail netbook is powered by one of the latest Atom processors launched by Intel on the market, namely the 1.6 Ghz N2600 dual-core processor, which should makle it potent enough to run a variety of simple, specific applications. The... 

We don’t usually dream about high quality netbooks since they only get basic specs and don’t really handle HD movie editing. Neither does the HP Mini 210, but at least you’ll hear the movie better thanks to the Beats speakers. The first thing you’ll want to find out is that it comes in a lot of colors. The most important thing however is the addition of Beats speaker system. Don’t think however that you can wake up your neighbors with the Mini 210: these are indeed Beats speakers but keep in mind we’re dealing... 

11.6 is the new magic number and manufacturers are rushing to sell it to millions of customers out there. HP is quick so you can now order the Pavilion dm1z. HP Pavilion dm1z The 11.6 display got great response at CES 2011 and HP is ready to please its customers with the Pavilion dm1z. Customers can now order a 1366*768, 11.6 inch, 1.6GHz dual core AMD E-350 processor (Zacate) with Radeon HD 6310 graphics notebook with prices starting at $449.99. Furthermore, for that money the notebook also gets 3GB of DDR3 memori and a 320GB, 7200RPM hard drive... 

Hewlett-Packard (HP) is preparing to introduce new business class netbook range namely the HP Mini 5103, successor to the HP Mini 5102 netbook that looks just same as the latter. The new the HP Mini 5103 appears at HP Italy and like any other usual netbook, is based on Intel Pine Trail platform, which can include a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N455 and a 1.83GHz Intel Atom N475 processor with support for DDR3 memory. Like other business netbooks from HP, the Mini 5103 has premium features such as a 7200RPM hard drive, an accelerometer to shut off the hard... 

You might’ve asked yourself, what else could HP bring on the netbook market, after announcing  HP ProBook 5220m for the Asian market and HP Mini 110 and Mini 210 – Intel Atom N455 and Atom N475 equipped. Well, today,Hewlett-Packard (HP) announced an up  dated version of its Mini 110 Pine Trail-based netbook, known as the HP Mini 110-3000. New HP Mini 110-3000 netbook has a 10.1-inch display with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels, an Intel integrated graphics unit, and capable ‘HD’ output when connect D-Sub to an external monitor with... 

Now that Intel Atom N455 (1.66 GHz) and N475 (1.83 GHz)  have come to light, almost all manufacturers will make up to date portable mini laptops, by equipping them with these CPUs. Is the HP’s case also: the two 10.1-inch mini-laptops HP Mini 110 and Mini 210, which in early May made a change of look, can now be equipped with an N455 or N475. The main change brought by the two processors is support for DDR3 RAM type, which should improve as little netbook’s speed operation. Also, CPU’s have a slightly higher TDP, 6.5 W (instead of... 

A new HP 12.1″ netbook, the HP ProBook 5220m, has been announced by HP Japan. • Featuring a new Intel Calpella processor, this one comes to add to the ProBook lineup. The design doesn’t bring anything special as it looks pretty much the same as other ProBooks or the HP Mini 5102 business netbook. It seems to be available in just a few Asian countries and the price starts at 69,930 yen ($764) for the base configuration, as long as three processors choice are available and runs one of Windows XP , Vista or Windows 7. HP ProBook 5220m configuration •... 

HP has made a huge update for mainstream laptop series with release of new Pavilion and Envy models, but didn’t left the little guys behind, as they get new features a s well. HP Mini 210 line gets two new designs based on preppy pink and white crystal color films, but no internal updates, so the performance is still on the HP’s Pavilion dm1 side. The preppy pink HP Mini 210 which was recently seen at FCC features HP Imprint 3-D which consists of multiple layers on the top and bottom covers. The different design of each layer makes it appear... 

HP passed the Mini 210 netbook through the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently, again, because it has been upgraded with Ralink WLAN module, a new chiclet keyboard, and a pink, plaid color scheme. The HP Mini 210 has measured up to the competition from Asus, Acer, and Toshiba, where the older models failed, Mini 210 succeeded. HP Mini 210 is a netbook powered by a 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 processor, 1GB of Ram, a 160GB or 250GB on which is preinstalled Windows 7 Starter Edition OS. It has a 10.1-inch display with a special coating Flush... 

The latest business netbook from Hewlett-Packard is the HP Mini 5102. When it was introduced , the company promised that it would have a starting price of $399. But when it first showed up on the HP web site this week, the lowest price was $749. The price is for a product with some very nice features, like: a 7200RPM hard drive, an accelerometer to shut down the hard drive in the event of a fall, a 2MP webcam, and a choice of options including a touchscreen, an attached handle, HD display, extra RAM, or alternate operating systems. Lots of features...