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HP Mini 311 Unboxing Video

Abe of Yugatech purchased an HP Mini 311 since most of his readers are still undecided whether to purchase a closer rival MSI Wind U210. He will be running a benchmark comparison in just a few and we will witness which one stands out in terms of performance. The two netbooks sport totally different specs, one with Intel Atom and the other with AMD Athlon. The MSI Wind has 2GB RAM while the HP Mini only has 1GB, but let’s wait and see how it impacts the results. Worth noting as well are the graphics chipsets. MSI Wind has ATI Radeon, while the HP Mini has an NVIDIA Ion. The two netbooks also run on different operating systems, one with Vista and the other with XP, but let’s wait and see. Meanwhile, see the unboxing video [for your eyes only version].

HP Mini 5101 sells in the Philippines for Php 23,995

HP introduced the Mini 5101 which comes in suit and tie. It packs an Intel Atom N280, 2GB RAM and a choice between SSD and HDD. HP also offers the netbook with 10.1″ screen at 1024 x 600 resolution, and you may add a few bucks more to get a higher resolution 1366 x 768.

Yugatech is reporting that HP Mini 5101 is now selling in the Philippines via Asianic computer store for Php 23.995. The listed spec includes 1024 x 576 display and not the higher choices, but I’d take it with grains of salt.

HP Mini 311 now official, cheapest ION powered Netbook so far

First it gave a hint. Then it was leaked. And now HP officially announced the netbook is on as early as September 23rd. The netbook will initially ship with Windows XP and will eventually carry Windows 7 as well in October.

The HP Mini 311 is ION-powered, has an 11.6″ screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768 and it has HDMI output. Of course it comes with pretty standard components such as 160GB HDD, 1GB RAM and a 6-cell battery that should give longer life per charge.

This netbook is priced at $399, making it the most affordable ION-powered netbook with 11.6″ display today.

Other Photos and Videos and links:
HP Mini 311 Introduced (Video, Specs and Pricing)
Hands-On With The HP Mini 311 Ion Netbook
HP’s 11.6-inch Mini 311 pairs Atom with NVIDIA ION graphics, Windows XP
HP Mini 311 with NVIDIA ION handled, caught on film
11.6? HP Mini 311 netbook gets official

The New HP Mini Vivienne Tam Edition Netbook

It’s another Technology Meets Fashion moment for Vivienne Tam and HP. Can I call it Fashion Meets Technology? I think it sounds better, what do you guys think? Anyway, at a Fashion Week in New York, HP unveiled the new Vivienne Tam Edition HP Mini with butterflies printed on the lid. It was beautiful.

Well, this is not the first time the designer and HP collaborated. If you could remember, HP also released Vivienne Tam edition netbook based on HP Mini 1000 last year. It got a pretty high price compared to standard version, but it looks like it sold out pretty well for they have another collaboration going on.

We got no idea yet on what’s sitting under the hood of this digital clutch, but according to Brad Linder, it could be based on the new HP Mini 110. It could also be a new model of HP Mini yet to be introduced, and if it’s true, it might also be the first time a netbook be introduced in a non-Electronics expo.

HP Mini 311, 11.6″ screen with NVIDIA ION Graphics

Netbooks continue to increase it’s market share as netbook manufacturers continuously innovates their current products. The latest news from HP is the new Mini 311 which was first hinted from a support document before it slowly revealed itself on the internet.

The new HP Mini 311 will carry an Intel Atom N270 and because it has wider chassis, it would also include 6-cell battery. Hard disk and memory will also be at standard 160GB and 1GB respectively. On the brighter side, based on some already posted specs, it will sport NVIDIA ION graphics too. This means that the graphics acceleration and video transcoding will be several times faster than some full-sized laptops and netbooks. It is also possible that this netbook will have Windows 7 version.

HowTo Sync Files between a Mini Note and your Home Computer? Use Syncables

It has happened to me lots of times before, looking for files on my netbook which is actually not in there but on my home computer or the other way around. I’m sure you experienced it too, and one way we do about it is have a portable storage to copy files we need and use it on our netbooks or home desktops. This was actually not a big problem to me, and not even a problem now since I don’t have a desktop anymore. But to many of you, it could be something you really can’t stand when it happens. Syncables might be the answer.

Syncables is a software the lets your files in your desktop exist on your netbook as well. It can keep your files in sync all the time or when you want it. It can pretty much synchronize every files you usually need from documents, pictures, videos and musics. You also don’t need to have same OS running on your netbook and desktop computer because it can sync across Mac – Linux – Windows too.

The software costs $29.99, but you could get it for FREE if you buy a new HP Mini 110.

via Liliputing