HP Mini 210

 Not to be left out, the HP Mini 210 gets a new stylish design to more closely match the new look of the Pavilion dm3 while still offering the all-day computing performance and low cost of a netbook.Most of our readers know what a netbook is, but for those who don't a netbook is designed for people who surf the web, check email, listen to music, and need access to friends, family or information while on the go in a compact form with a low price tag.

The Mini 210 includes built-in WLAN, webcam, microphone and a nearly full-sized, island-style keyboard. It also is offered with the optional new dual-core Intel Atom processor N550, in addition to the Intel Atom N455 and N475 processors, all of which support DDR3 memory. The new Mini 210 is less than 1-inch thin and weighs 3.1 pounds. It comes standard with an inline six-cell battery that provides up to 10.75 hours of battery life (according to HP) and fits flush without sticking out of the back or bottom of the laptop.
The Mini 210 is now available in a choice of five HP Imprint finishes: charcoal, crimson red, lavender frost, luminous rose and ocean drive. An optional 10.1-inch diagonal HD (1366x768) display and optional Broadcom Crystal HD Enhanced Video Accelerator enables smooth 720p and 1080p (via external display) HD content playback and video streaming from popular websites, allowing users to experience their own personal multiplex. Dolby Advanced Audio delivers optimal playback for movies, music and gaming.
 
Matching accessories are available for HP Minis such as durable, neoprene mini sleeves, which include a plush interior lining and help safeguard against everyday use. Matching mice include micro-sized 2.4 GHz wireless receivers that you can leave connected to the netbook's USB port and still fit the Mini 210 into the neoprene sleeve or your backpack. Prices for the accessories start at $19.99. The HP Mini 210 is currently available in the United States with a starting price of $329.99.