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HP unveils Mini-Note PC

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On April 8, 2008, 8:45 AM

The emerging popularity of low-cost notebooks is taking another shot in the arm this week with the rollout of HP’s new 2133 Mini-Note PC offering. This ultra mobile subnotebook features an impressive 8.9-inch screen, sleek aluminum casing, a remarkably large keyboard, and is powered by one of those VIA processors we’ve been hearing about lately.

The Mini-Note is expected to be available at retail before the close of April 2008 and its pricing ranges from as little as $499 for the 1.0GHz VIA processor, 512MB of RAM and a 4GB Flash module with Linux, to $749 for the 1.6GHz VIA processor, 2GB of RAM and a 120GB 7200 rpm hard drive running Windows Vista Business. Check out a detailed review and also a couple photos comparing the current Asus Eee PC with the upcoming HP 2133 at Notebooks.com.

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  1. I hope this machine iproves as sucessfull as the EEE was and I hope it's as good for mods as that machine was. Theirs a site following the HP miniNote here.[url=http://mininoteuseer.com]MiniNoteUser.com[/url]

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