HP is introducing a new line of netbooks as an update to its Mininote 2133. This time the HP Mini Note 1000 drops the sluggish Via processor for an Intel Atom CPU.
Spotted on the homepage of the HP Shopping site, the Mini 1000 will start at $399.99 for the basic specs.
Intel Atom 1.6 GHz N270
8.9″ and 10.2″ display screen (1024×600 pixel)
512MB, 1GB or 2GB RAM
8GB/16GB SSD or 60GB HDD
WiFi 802.11 b/g
1.3MP webcam
Intel GMA950 integrated chip
3-cell batery
Windows XP or Linux
Will get it right this time? The Mininote 2133 has had a lot of negative reviews for its slow processor, heat dissipation and relative weight. The Mini 1000 will be lighter (about 2.25lbs) and thinner (les than 1 inch). Moving to Intel is a smart move as people are already regarding the Atom CPU as a standard. HP, however, dropped the screen resolution from 1280×768 pixels to 1024×600.
HP also featured a Vivienne Tam Edition in a recent fashion show sporting a flowery red design that costs $700 {via}.
Can the 1000 work well w/ autocad? I’m trying to help someone buy a new PC…and install A-cad in it.
I need help on this..
Via not supported reboot line.
Via not supported reboot line.yeap