Boasting the same specs as the other two, the Mini with MIE runs the open source Linux Operating System and comes pre-loaded with Skype as well as applications for Instant Messaging, e-mail, music, and web browsing. Priced at $379, the HP Mini 1000 with MIE (Mobile Internet Experience) is about as pure a netbook as you can get with web-only applications designed by HP. The final model is by far the most interesting one that HP has to offer. There’s no word on whether the memory is the same for both netbooks, but the Mini 1000 currently offers an 8 or 16 GB SSD drive or a 60 GB HDD.īaca Juga : Cara Membuat Kentang Goreng Sederhana Tanpa Tepung HP plans to roll out 3G option for both of these models in December. But if you want a designer netbook you’d better be prepared to pay designer prices this one will cost you $699 for almost the same specs as the Mini 1000. (See PC World’s review) The second model, available mid-December, batas its shell designed by fashionista Vivienne Tam and the look was debuted in New York last month when Tam unveiled her Spring collection. The first model available today is called the HP Mini 1000 it comes in black only, runs XP Home Edition and is priced at $399. You also have your choice of a solid state hard drive (SSD) or mechanical hard drive (HDD). They’re powered by an Atom 1.6 GHz processor (the netbook processor of choice) and have a 1024-by-600 glass display with an LED backlight (8.9 or 10.2 inch diagonal display), an Ethernet jack, 2 USB ports, Wi-Fi ( 802.11bg WAN) and Bluetooth wireless capabilities, and a keyboard that is slightly smaller than standard size.

The new mini-laptops will ship between today and January, and have the same basic hardware specs: they are each less than 1 inch thick, weigh a little over 2 pounds, and come with a built-in web cam and microphone. HP made another move into the mini-laptop, or netbook, market today, unveiling three models priced from $379-$699.

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