HP intros new Mini netbooks Mini 110 XP Edition, Mini 110 Mobile Internet, Mini 1101
HP today expanded its Mini line up with three new netbooks: HP Mini 110 XP Edition, HP Mini 110 Mobile Internet (Mi) Edition, and HP Mini 1101. All of them are designed for students as well as mobile professionals who are looking for a nicely designed netbook with decent specification. The Mini 110 comes in a variety of flavors including Pink Chic, Black Swirl or White Swirl HP Imprint finishes. On the other hand the Mini 1101 offers business users an elegant, sophisticated Black Swirl design. All of them weighs 2.33 pounds and measures just over 1-inch thick.
They also provide an Intel N270/N280 processor, up to 250GB hard drive, 10.1-inch LED backlit widescreen display, a keyboard that is 92 percent the size of a standard notebook keyboard, and a built-in webcam.
The three series are as follows:
* The HP Mini 110 XP Edition supports up to 1 GB of memory and either a 32 GB solid-state drive or 160 GB hard drive, as well as optional WWAN. An optional Broadcom Crystal HD Enhanced Video Accelerator is expected to be available in July and will allow users to enjoy 1080p high-definition content.
* The HP Mini 110 Mi Edition is a simple-to-use mobile companion with an HP-developed interface. The Mini 110 Mi comes with applications that enable web browsing, email and online video from the Mi dashboard, minimizing startup time. Favorite websites, photos and music that are added to the dashboard stay live, and the taskbar makes it easy to switch between programs. The Mini 110 with Mi runs on a Linux operating system and supports up to 2 GB memory and up to 250 GB of hard drive storage.
* The HP Mini 1101 offers a wide range of operating systems including Windows XP Home, XP Pro and Windows Vista. The Mini 1101 offers two optional batteries: a 3-cell option for the lightest weight configuration or a 6-cell option for battery power that lasts up to twice as long. In addition, the optional integrated HP Mobile Broadband allows users to conveniently access the Internet, corporate intranet, email and mission-critical information around the world.
