HP recently introduced a new business netbook with an Atom N2600 Cedar Trail processors. Now it looks like the company is getting ready to upgrade its consumer netbooks with Cedar Trail chips as well. French retailer Géant’s latest product catalog shows listings for new HP Mini 110 and Mini 210 netbooks with Intel’s latest low-power Atom processors. They both look a…
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Netbooks and tablets have become pretty popular as consumer devices over the past few years, but they also serve a number of niche markets such as education, government, or industrial settings. It turns out there’s also a demand for light weight and durable computers at the South Pole. A company called HumanEdgeTech has put together a couple of kits featuring…
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Today’s deals include a budget Android tablet, a few dirt-cheap netbooks, a refurbished iPod touch, and an unlocked Google Nexus One Android smartphone that’s almost cheap enough to be the Android equivalent of an iPod touch, even if you never activate the cellular capabilities. For good measure I also threw in a link to a $50 eBook reader with an…
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The HP Mini 110 and Mini 210 netbooks have seen a fair share of quiet updates, with new case designs, dual core Atom N550 processors, and colorful lids hitting the configuration options in recent months. Now PC Watch is reporting that HP will soon offer both 10 inch netbooks with an optional Intel Atom N570 chip. The Atom N570 is…
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Last year HP introduced a netbook called the HP Mini 110. Eventually the company phased it out and replaced it with the HP Mini 210, a smaller, thinner model with an updated processor. And then last month HP brought the HP Mini 110 back to its web store — sort of. What really happened is that HP developed a new…
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HP pretty much retired the HP Mini 110 netbook earlier this year after introducing the HP Mini 210. The new model has a streamlined case design with a 6-cell battery that sits flush with the base of the laptop and an Intel Atom Pine Trail processor, while the HP Mini 110 had a bulky battery and a first generation Atom…
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HP launched a number of new netbooks today including the HP Envy 14, Envy 16, Pavilion dm4, dv5, dv6, and dv7. You can find more details in the press release, but I’m going to focus on the least exciting new announcements because let’s face it, I’m just not that interested in $1000 notebooks with 14 inch displays. HP is making…
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In the market for a cheap netbook? Then the HP Mini 110 might be for you — depending on your definition of the word cheap. Verizon Wireless is offering the Mini 110 for just $29.99. But there’s a catch: You have to sign up for a 2 year service contract at $60/month to get that price. In other words, over…
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HP appears to have pulled the base model of the HP Mini 110 netbook from its web store. That means if you want to buy a new 10 inch netbook from HP, you’re going to have to opt for one of these models: HP Mini 210 HP Mini 210 HD HP Mini 110 Tord Boontje Edition Compaq Mini CQ10 Or…
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In addition to the new HP Mini 5102 and 210/2102, HP is unveiling a new Compaq Mini 102 netbook today. It will be available from both HP’s consumer and business lines, and it’s pretty much the least impressive thing HP is announcing today. That’s because the Compaq Mini 102 is little more than an HP Mini 110 with a new…
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Do you always have hard time figuring out which handbag best matches your netbook or vice versa? Japanese fashion store Dress-Up has a solution. They’ve partnered with HP to sell a limited edition HP Mini 110 with a matching handbag. There are 3 different bag/netbook combos to choose from. The laptops come in pink and white and feature some custom…
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We already knew that Adobe was working with NVIDIA and Broadcom to enabled hardware acceleration for Flash Player 10.1. But sometimes it’s nice to see it in action. I’ve already highlighted videos showing netbooks with Intel Atom processors and NVIDIA ION graphics handling 1080p Flash video… but Blogeee dug up another video that shows even more hardware handling HD Flash…
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