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If you're not concerned with looks or fancy extras, your eye may be drawn to the HP Mini 110. At only £216 inc VAT complete with Windows 7, it's cheap even by netbook standards. At first, it's unclear why. It's plain, but the keyboard feels comfortable...
Battery life and performance are lacking, but the price is temptingly low...
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When netbooks first appeared on the market two years ago, it was their low price that drew the most attention. These little low-cost laptops suddenly made go-anywhere mobile computing affordable. Then screens grew larger and sharper than the original s...
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When netbooks first appeared on the market two years ago, it was their $500 price tag that drew the most attention. These little low-cost laptops suddenly made go-anywhere mobile computing affordable. Then screens grew larger and sharper than the o...
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Barely five months have passed since the HP Mini 1001TU passed through our Test Centre, and already a new HP Mini is upon us. This time its the HP Mini 110 (NB-1006TU_09): a 10.1in netbook that has a swirly patterned lid for its LED screen and an Intel Atom N280 CPU. Its available with either a spinning hard drive or a solid-state drive, and you have the option of purchasing either a Windows XP or Linux model. There are certainly more configuration options for the HP Mini 110 than there were...
Good keyboard, only 1.1kg, relatively good performance...
Relatively short battery life, grey lettering on some keys is hard to read, touchpad is hard to get used to...
The HP mini 110 (NB-1006TU_09) is worth considering if you’re after a very portable and relatively easy to use netbook; it looks good, too. You can also save some money by opting for the Linux version, which costs $499 and has a 16GB solid-state dri...
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Product Code: NB-1006TU_09 The HP Mini 110 (NB-1006TU_09): a 10.1in netbook that has a swirly patterned lid for its LED screen and an Intel Atom N280 CPU. Its available with either a spinning hard drive or a solid-state drive, and you have the optio...
With a retail price of around £280, the HP mini 110 (NB-1006TU_09) is worth considering if youre after a very portable and relatively easy to use netbook; it looks good, too. You can also save some money by opting for the Linux version, which costs c...
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apcmag.com Updated:
2014-05-30 04:25:04
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HP’s Mini 110 is one of a series of budget-minded netbooks aimed at keeping the segment humming along at the same time as higher-spec versions stretch the acceptable price limits (Dell has adopted the same strategy with its Mini 10v).In the case of the...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2014-05-30 04:25:04
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As the slim, snazzy HP Mini 1000 is one of our favourite netbooks, we were excited to hear of a less expensive sequel. While the new Mini 110 doesnt stray far from the Mini 1000 mould, there are some subtle changes that are not always for the best. At...
Budgetfriendly version of one of our favourite netbooks...
Thicker and heavier than its predecessor, Included filesyncing software didnt impress us...
While the new HP Mini 110 is less expensive than the Mini 1000 and doesnt stray far from the same mould, there are some subtle design changes — and theyre not always for the best.
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The Compaq Mini 110 is HPs latest netbook. We managed to get a look at a pre-production model; the final version wont be available until August. It looks very similar to HPs Mini 2140, except its made from black plastic instead of brushed metal...
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With HP releasing HP Mini 210 today , we look back at its predecessor - the HP Mini 110 .HP Mini 110-3547 specs:The configuration of this specific model packs an Intel Atom N550 dual-core processor (1.50Ghz), 1GB of RAM, and 320GB of storage spaceThe HP M...
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