HP Announces New Mini Netbook Launching Next Month, Starts At $299
Posted on 15. Nov, 2010 by LP457 in Netbooks
HP has announced they will be adding another 10″ netbook to their Mini series. The HP Mini 1103 will join the other HP Business notebooks next month. The HP Mini 1103 is based on Intel’s Pine Trail platform and the netbook features a 93% full-sized keyboard.
When the HP Mini 1103 is launched you will be able to choose from either a Intel Atom N455 1.66GHz CPU or a Intel Atom N475 1.83GHz CPU. The netbook will also come with a 10.1″ WSVGA (1024 x 600) LED back-lit display, up to 2GB of RAM, up to 320GB of HDD storage, a memory card reader, a VGA webcam, 10/100 LAN, Wi-Fi, optional Bluetooth 3.0, optional mobile broadband and GPS, and your choice of either a 3-cell or a 6-cell battery.
The HP Mini 1103 pricing wise will start at $299 and the netbook can comes with HP’s QuickSync software for synchronizing files with other systems. When the netbook becomes available next month you will be able to have yours pre-loaded with Windows 7 Starter, SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 or FreeDOS. [HP]
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Omar Sheihk
03. Dec, 2010
HP QuickSync is some of the most useful and obvious software I’ve ever tried, I really like it. You know some of what it does is obvious: the HP netbooks are a step above because you can straight away integrate them with your other computers since you can sync all of your media, folders, and emails between all the computers. Okay that’s great, I get that, clear as day.
But really makes their netbooks so addicting to use is if you upgrade some of their software, like QuickSync. About a month ago I upgraded to Syncables version 7 (that’s who makes QuickSync), and suddenly what wasn’t so obvious to me was that it totally upended how I use my phone. It syncs with your Android and other smartphones right? Well I don’t have much memory space left on it, but I can’t help myself from shooting a bunch of videos sometimes on my phone. The videos take up lots of room. Well as soon as I get to my house, my videos automatically sync from my Droid to my Mac and netbook. Wirelessly. Over WiFi. Without me doing anything. So? So they’re immediately backed up. I have more room now. It’s way easier to shoot videos.
Genius. Or, maybe I’m captain obvious haha, but either way HP makes a mean netbook.