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#Hp mininote Bluetooth

Users will also get to take advantage of the 802.11 b/g wireless LAN with optional Bluetooth 2.1, 10/100 Ethernet, built-in card reader and a keyboard that is 92% of a full-sized one.Īt first, all models will be made available with a 3-cell battery Li-polymer option, while a 6-cell option will also become available in January 2009. Additional features include a 60GB 4200RPM PATA hard drive or SSD, coming in 8GB or 16GB capacities. All will be powered by the famous N270 Atom processor, running at 1.6GHz, which will pair with a maximum of 2GB of memory and the Intel GMA950 graphics solution.

The company's just launched netbooks will be made available in both an 8.9-inch WSVGA and a 10.2-inch WSVGA display option, and will be based on an Intel 945GSE + ICH7M chipset. Furthermore, having waited until now to finally release the new netbook, the company had more than enough time to see what improvements it could bring to its product, in order to differentiate it from those coming from the competitors. With the official release of the new HP Mini 1000 family, the Palo Alto, California-based systems vendors marks the debut of its first Intel Atom-powered netbook lineup, coming to join all the other major vendors on the market that have already announced their own systems based on this platform.

The new range of ultra-portable systems from HP also includes the fashion-ready Vivienne Tam Edition, which was first spotted earlier this year at the designer's Spring 2009 collection show. Following a series of rumors that made the rounds in the media, the company finally saw the market opportunity to launch its Atom-powered netbook in the form of the new Mini 1000 family, which will be available in three different versions.

#Hp mininote portable

HP, the leading manufacturer of portable computer systems, has decided it was high time to expand its MiniNote line of Internet-capable, ultra-portable computer systems.