Netbook Reviews

HP’s latest business netbook, the HP Mini 5103 which first showed up on the official Italian version of HP’s site, is now available to purchase in the US from just $399

The HP Mini 5103 is the successor to the 5102, and while remaining mostly the same, now adds the choice of Intel Atom N455 1.66GHz or N475 1.83GHz processors. With these new processors also comes the support of faster DDR3 RAM.

Since HP got its hands on Palm we have been expecting to hear WebOS news from now on, but this is certainly not the case.

In the recent past there has been a lot of talk about an 8.9-inch HP Slate. Well today the “HP Slate 500″ has been discovered on a small page on HP.com.

It’s very interesting to note that the listed HP Slate 500 tablet PC runs Windows 7 Home Premium, along with “exclusive” HP software, rather than WebOS.

The very impressive new HP Pavilion DM1z series ultraportable notebook has just gone on sale on the official HP estore.

The 11.6-inch ultraportable HP DM1Z series can now be ordered and customized at the official HP store, with prices starting at just $449.99.

The dm1z is a new variation of the popular dm1 model with AMD Vision technology. It is certainly no slouch, and can be configured with up to a massive 5GB of DDR3 RAM, a 500GB hard drive, or 128GB SSD.

HP / Compaq have officially announced the Airlife 100 Smartbook. Although this announcement is new, we have known of it’s existence since it’s FCC filing, and shortly after, it’s appearance at CES in January.

The Airlife 100 Smartbook blends together a smartphone and a netbook, by using mostly smartphone hardware, and putting it in a netbook form factor.

The HP Mini 5102 netbook is HP’s latest business orientated netbook, which is a slight upgrade over their previous model, the 5102.

The HP 5102 is aimed at business professionals, and while this might be the case, an every day user who appreciates the professional design and high build quality of the 5102 should consider it.

HP have just announced their latest business orientated netbook, the HP Mini 5102.

They have built on the HP Mini 5101 model, updating the hardware and adding optional touchscreen. The HP 5102 has similar design to the 5101, which in my opinion looks great, and professional.

Very rarely is a netbook officially announced any more, as it is more often revealed by another means.

The upcoming HP Mini 210 netbook has been reveled by two sources, an Internet retailer which lists it as just $279, and HP’s very own support pages for the product.

The HP Mini 311 is currently one of the best netbooks on the market, and has received a great review.

But it looks like the HP 311 is only going to get better, with a number of optional upgrades becoming available soon.

The 11.6-inch HP Mini 311 netbook is currently available with Windows XP operating system and Nvidia Ion LE graphics.

The HP Mini 311 might not have been the first Nvidia Ion powered netbook be to announced by manufacturers, but it was the very first to actually hit the market and become available to purchase.

The HP 311 is an 11.6-inch netbook with Ion LE graphics / chipset, a 1.6GHz Intel Atom CPU, 1GB RAM, 11.6-inch 1366 x 768 HD LCD, HDMI output, and a 160GB hard drive.

HP recently announced their 13.3-inch Pavilon DM3 laptop, but it appears that they have another new model on it’s way, with a smaller size.

The HP Pavilion DM1 is an 11.6-inch thin and light model, much more on the size of typical netbooks. The HP DM1 is expected to feature an Intel CULV (consumer ultra low voltage) Celeron Dual-Core SU2300 processor, 2GB of DDR3 RAM (supports upto 5GB), Intel GMA 4500MHD graphics, a 320GB / 500GB hard drive, and have an 11.6 inch LED backlit LCD with a 1366 x 768 pixel resolution.