HP Mini 110, hp mini 1000 and mini 2133
Do you hear the hp mini 110, hp mini 1000 and mini 2133? HP’s newest netbook is an economy-class version of the company’s popular Mini 1000 line. The Mini 110 has several improvements compared to previous HP netbooks including larger drive capacities, improved graphics performance and more color options.
The big difference between the new model and its predecessors is a couple hundred bucks. The hardware hasn’t changed much: The Mini 110 carries the same CPU, the same RAM config, the same hard drive, the same awesomely large 92-percent keyboard–even the same crummy mouse button layout that’s been driving me bonkers since HP introduced it on the HP Mini 2133. The new model also comes loaded with a three-cell battery–as did the Mini 1000, which lasted only 2 hours, 47 minutes on a charge.
The Mini 110 has a 10.1″ LED anti-glare display, which I hope makes it usable outdoors.

hp mini 110
A 160GB hard drive will be standard with the XP version. A 250GB will be available in slightly more expensive models. There’s a single DIMM slot loaded with 1GB of RAM, which is the maximum officially supported by HP, but users will be able to upgrade to 2GB.
The Mini 110 has more ports compared to the Mini 1000, including three USB ports and a VGA port.
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