#hp mini note 2140

After a week of taking the HP Mini Note 2140 for a spin, I'd say HP has finally made a comeback in the fight for netbook market share (and HP doesn't even want to call the mini a netbook). This is what separates the HP Mini 2140 from the rest of the netbooks -- a body that is made up of sleek aluminum in silver, brushed finish.This also protects the surface from smudges and greasy fingerprints. Compared to the usual plastic construction of other netbooks, this gives the HP Mini 2140 a classic look that leaves a lasting impression. Another big plus point for the HP Mini is the upsized keyboard – that's a 92% full-sized keyboard of a regular notebook. Another consequence of HP's efforts to maximize on the Mini Note's reduced size was the re-positioning of the left and right buttons of the trackpad. With a retail price of Php23,990, HP Mini 2140 isn't the cheapest in the 10-inch category but it makes up all that with a great build and design. Finally got the replacement demo unit of the HP Mini 2140. If you're itching for it, do read my earlier HP Mini Note 1109TU review first. Read more in our articles including "HP Mini Note 2140 Review" and "HP Mini 2140 in photos".