Manufacturer: HP
I have now owned my HP Mini for about a month, Its quick, wireless connects very fast. i get Downloads of up to 250kbps
The good: small, fast processing, good screen size
The bad: keyboard is awkwardly small, itd be great if i was 10. my USB Ports have no failed intermittently i plan to bring it back for a replacement tomorrow, the Bluetooth is darn near impossible to get working properly
HP may have arrived late to the consumer netbook game, but by lifting the generous keyboard from last year's business-oriented model, the Mini 1000 easily joins the category's top tier.
RRP: AU$899.00
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A great mini note pc at just over a kilogram and very slim. About the size of a few stacked mouspads. Very easy to pack and carry. Add a netbook Bluetooth mouse for perfection.
The good: Keyboard is as good as it can be at 92% full size. Screen is very clear and precise. More so than other netbooks I've seen. 3 to 4 hours battery life is good. Batteries are affordable, and of a small and lighweight flat design that is easy to pack.
The bad: The VGA out adapter cable seems impossible to obtain. HP servic sales are stumped. Dick Smith's too.