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Finished in metallic charcoal, the HP Mini 210-3000sa exudes more style than many other netbook models. However, while well put together and more solidly built than some netbook rivals, it's clearly aimed more at consumers than at schools. The specificat...
A great all-rounder with a strong specification, a comfortable keyboard and great upgrade potential...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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Like most netbooks, the HP Mini is aimed at buyers on a tight budget and the 10in screen and compact design make it suitable for travelling business users. There are various iterations of the HP Mini knocking around, and we reviewed the latest 210-3002...
Great compact keyboard, resonable connectivity, impressive battery life...
Sluggish performance, a little bulky...
A netbook that will suit those who need a basic Windows machine at a budget price. The Mini features a very good keyboard, but performance is sluggish...
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expertreviews.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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HP’s Mini laptops are among the best-looking netbooks available. The bold, minimalist design hasn’t changed a lot over the years, but the internal components have: the 210 has a dual-core Intel Atom processor, which makes it considerably faster than th...
Unbeatable battery life and a rock bottom price, but if you can afford more, there are much more powerful laptops available...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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Review date: 24 October, 2011. Review by: Sandra Vogel Will tablets sound the death knell for netbooks? There are people with strong views on both sides. For the moment, though, enough people want Windows and a keyboard to keep these low-powered lapto...
Solid build; easy to disable touchpad; good audio...
Like all netbooks, lacks and optical drive; somewhat slow at times.
There's nothing intrinsically wrong with the HP mini 210 3000sa, and if you need Windows and a keyboard it may suffice. Its solid build could be alluring too...
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Most netbooks that you'll find on the market these days aren't exactly designed for office workers, coming in a range of bright colours that'd look rather odd in the hands of a businessman. Though the HP Mini 210-3002sa lives up to this preconception a...
The HP Mini 210-3002sa is possibly the best netbook we've seen – solidly constructed, usable and you don't necessarily have to buy it in a garish colour. It is slightly pricier than some of the netbooks we've seen at £269 inc VAT, though it isn't the m...
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digitalversus.com Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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As usual with laptops, this one uses TN panel technology. Reduced viewing angles, then, with colours that darken rapidly when viewed from below and lighten when viewed from above. Responsiveness is equivalent to standard 5 ms monitors. Also, as usual...
Battery life: 6H07 video playback, Wide touchpad, Well cooled, Excellent audio...
Glossy low contrast panel, Arrow keys too small, Poor webcam, Fan too noisy...
This netbook won't stand out because of its level of performance. It is nevertheless a compact well finished model with good battery life...
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techeye.net Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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With the iPad launch having gone full swing and tablet PCs going to be the talk of the town at Computex in Ol' Taipei we thought we'd go firmly against the grain and take a look at a netbook, the HP Mini 210.HP Mini 210£249.97 at PcWorld.co.ukThe firs...
It's pretty and light. You won't feel like a huge nerd bring this out in front of a bunch of Macbook'd types. It runs smoothly and Quickweb is a great addition. Generally sample kit is fun and we'd like to keep it, but we were really sad to part with the 210 and this review is considering buying one, The...
The touchpad can be annoying at times. We wouldn't have minded some additional memory but generally the 1 GB fared well.
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HP is the world's number one laptop manufacturer and makes a broad variety of devices and machines with an equally diverse range of specifications. The HP Mini 210-1002SA is one of the company's latest netbooks, combining an attractive design with dece...
Comfortable, Some good features...
Not great battery, Lacking connectivity...
A good netbook from HP, but not a great one...
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channelpro.co.uk Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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Excellent design, build quality and ergonomics, plus good battery life; a high-quality netbook. The rosy glow that surrounded netbooks a couple of years ago has all but vanished thanks to the rise of CULV-based laptops and the upcoming wave of tablets...
Good battery life, design and ergonomics, plus a reasonable £256 exc VAT price, mean that HP’s latest netbook immediately becomes one of our favourites. The Toshiba retains its A List crown thanks to a better trackpad and wireless, but it’s a close-run...
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The rosy glow that surrounded netbooks a couple of years ago has all but vanished thanks to the rise of CULV-based laptops and the upcoming wave of tablets, but the steady trickle of new models, of which the HP Mini 210 is the latest, indicates there’s...
Excellent design, build quality and ergonomics, plus good battery life; a high-quality netbook...
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With its 10.1in Mini 210-1012ea, HP has decided to go all-out for style. The laptop has a gorgeous silky-feeling red finish to it that gives the netbook a sense of style and class. If you're looking for a netbook that will stand out, this will certainl...
Its red finish is certainly eye-catching, but it's strange that there's only 802.11g wireless networking and you can't upgrade the memory...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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HP has produced some of the most user-friendly netbooks we've seen in our labs over the last 18 months, from the original mini 2130 and 1001TU to the more recent 5010. The NB210 follows much of the same formula as the original series. One welcome chang...
HP has taken a winning formula for netbooks and then removed the winning elements...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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Design HP's design team has often done great things with the netbook form factor in design terms, and the Mini 210 is no exception. Sure, it's mostly black — most netbooks are — but the smoothed edges, thin profile and bright lid in black, white...
HP's Mini 210 combines style and battery life in a combination that makes it genuinely compelling.
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Product Code: WH522EA#ABU The HP Mini 210 is a 10in netbook with plenty of style. It looks and feels different to the netbook it replaces - the HP Mini 110 - but it still performs like a netbook. It offers a very solid keyboard with isolated (island...
With its asking price of £309, the HP Mini 210 is almost unbeatable, but it could use some more features. In particular, we'd like 802.11n Wi-Fi, an integrated 3G modem, and a USB Sleep-and-Charge-style port would be very useful for travellers. B...
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The HP Mini 210 (NB-210-1017TU_01) is a 10in netbook with plenty of style. It looks and feels different to the netbook it replaces — the HP Mini 110 — but it still performs like a netbook. It offers a very solid keyboard with isolated (island-style) keys, a very smooth and responsive touchpad and an enclosure that feels almost rubbery when you touch it. Like most netbooks, it has its drawbacks: it gets warm, it only has 1GB of RAM and 802.11n Wi-Fi is absent.DesignThe HP Mini 210 (NB-210-101...
Long battery life, easily upgradeable, excellent keyboard, smooth and responsive touchpad...
Space for 3G module but no option for it, gets noticeably warm, no 802.11n WiFi, only 1GB RAM...
HP's HP Mini 210 (NB-210-1017TU_01) netbook is stylish, comfortable to use and easy to upgrade. Although it has standard specifications, its look and feel are very different to most netbooks', and it's a much more refined product than the netbook it repla...
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The touchpad buttons are integrated into the touchpad itself, which isn't a great design since pressing one of the buttons can be mistaken as an instruction to move the pointer, and vice versa. The Mini 210 comes with a 250GB hard drive, and HP has seen f...
There's plenty to like about the Mini 210, not least the excellent keyboard. However, 802.11g wireless and a dodgy touchpad design hold it back. ® Netbooks Group Test Acer Aspire One D260 Asus Eee PC T101MT HP Mini 210 Lenovo IdeaPad S10-3...
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tbreak.ae Updated:
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Mixing a refresh of internals and external design, the Mini 210 is HP’s latest netbook...
A nice little netbook with a good keyboard but finicky trackpad. Today we take a look at the refresh of HP’s mini series of netbooks- the Mini 210 to be exact which is based on Intel’s latest update to its Atom platform consisting of the Atom N450 CPU...
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With all of the talk about tablets and smartphones it’s easy to forget just how popular netbooks are and remain. The days of absurd 800% market share growth numbers are over, but netbooks remain a part of the mobile computing market and are not lik...
The HP Mini 210 is a beautifully designed netbook. Its sexy, its solid, it has a good user interface and a competitive price. The only serious complaint I can level against this netbook is the display, which is far too glossy. However, many other netbooks...
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techreviewsource.com Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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The HP Mini 210-2180 is a netbook that comes in many stylish colors, has a larger-than-average keyboard and has huge battery life. While the internal specifications aren't the latest and greatest, it will still provide average computing performanc...
Many color choices, Huge battery life, Spacious keyboard...
Cramped touchpad, Soso performance...
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Light, portable, cheap—these are the defining characteristics of a netbook. These pint-sized devices offer basic Internet access and computing capability in a portable package, with a smaller price tag than a standard laptop. The HP Mini 210-2000 ($599...
Multiple colors choices. Roomy keyboard for a netbook. Nearly 10 hours of battery life.
Small touchpad. Average performance.
The HP Mini 210-2000 is a competent netbook that may not wow you with bells and whistles, but will get online on the go for hours and hours on end. Buy it nowCheck here for other laptops by HP! OR Call for free shipping on Intel® powered HP PCs. 8...
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Expert Review When the first Netbook came out , the only thing that really excited us about it was its size, and more importantly, its price. First-generation Netbooks in comparison to what we've got today were horrible in terms of usability. Today...
Sexy looks and color patterns, smooth and fairly accurate touch-pad, comfortable chiclet-shaped keyboard, sturdy build, better specs than usual Netbooks...
A little heavy in comparison, battery life not as stellar as others...
The HP Mini 210's top-end version that we've tested sells for Rs. 19,999. Although it is around Rs. 5,000 more than a usual Netbook, what you get in return is worth it. The excellent keyboard, the responsive touch-pad, the sturdy build quality and char...
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The HP Mini 210-2070nr ($349.98 list) won't win any fashion awards, nor will it blaze its way to the top of the performance charts. What it will do is allow you to work untethered from a power outlet for the better part of your workday while typing awa...
Good battery life. Solid feature set. Nice keyboard.
Average performance. Uninspired design.
There's nothing special about the HP Mini 210-2070nr's design or performance, but it'll give you a full day's worth of battery life and comes with a fast hard drive. Buy it now...
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devhardware.com Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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As one would expect from a netbook, the 210-1199DX is very compact, measuring 10.6 inches wide by 6.9 inches deep by 1.1 inches thick. It weighs just three pounds, making it easy...
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infosyncworld.com Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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Check out the latest version of the HP Mini 210 - supporting the new dual-core Intel Atom N550 processor - in our video preview.The latest version of the HP Mini 210 is now available in stores, a netbook that can be configured with single-core as well...
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onlinenotebook.com Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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This laptop might look really sexy but let me tell you that it only has a handful of hardware upgrades inside. The price of this product is $379; you are paying more for the price and not the internal components. As compared to other Netbooks, the HP M...
Slick design, touch pad and keyboard is really good...
Battery is bulky and this Netbook is a bit expensive as comapred to other products in the competition, Bottom Line:, This is the best Touch pad/keyboard combo I have ever seen in a Netbook the high price is a turn off especially because the internal hardware is quite similar to other Netbooks, Similar Posts, Sony VAIO W Series VPCW111XX/W Not worth the extra money, Asus Eee PC 1008P...
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When it comes to netbooks, Costco generally stocks its shelves with HP and Acer models because they offer a good bang for the buck. The HP Mini 210-1142CL ($369.99 list) isn't much of a looker, but it has some key components that other netbooks may...
Speedy hard drive. New Intel Atom platform runs on DDR3 memory. Big battery included. Outstanding battery scores. Aggressively priced. Nice keyboard. two-year warranty.
Erratic click touchpad. Memory slots not easily accessible. Tired plastic look.
The HP Mini 210-1142CL is an affordable, battery-efficient netbook, and it's available at Costco with a two-year warranty...
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The HP Mini 210 is elegant and stylish, paired with some decent hardware such as Intel's Atom processor and Graphics Media Accelerator 3150. Our review unit also comes with a range of added HP features: HP Cloud Drive – Allows users to access their syn...
With Nikon unveiling several new CoolPix cameras in its series lineup sometime ago, Vr-zone gets to have some fun hands-on with Coolpix S4000, lushed with some lovely features. What makes this camera interesting?Nikon CoolPix S4000 is a 12-megapixel ca...
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It is not the first Pinetrail netbook, but a particularly pretty one. The 10 inch netbook brings top-notch looks and a long battery life together. You will learn in the full review whether the Bordeaux-red Mini puts us in the Champagne mood .If Hewlet...
Best battery life, Good keyboard, Fast 7200 RPM hard drive, Low weight, Low temperature emissions...
Twistable base unit, High-gloss TFT, Inaccurate Touchpad, Always active fan...
HP Mini 210-1021EG in redThe Mini 210 is a 10.1 incher with nice haptics and scores points by a good workmanship. An Atom N450 is built-in and, so, the CPU-performance is accordingly. But, a 7200 rpm hard drive is a surprise and pushes the total applicati...
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The HP Mini 210 consumer netbook is a basic netbook that does a decent job of providing what you'd expect from a typical product in this category, without any major surprises. Fortunately, it does so at a reasonable price: Mini 210 configurations start...
Good screen with edge-to-edge glass, Large multitouch pad...
Audible fan noise even at rest, Bulky battery...
Nothing particularly impressive nor disappointing distinguishes the HP Mini 210, but the price is right...
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The HP Mini 210 is a netbook with better than usual styling and design. It feels almost futuristic with its textured lid and base, edge-to-edge glossy screen and concealed touchpad buttons. Furthermore it has no annoyingly visible and extremly bright...
With its asking price of £309, the HP Mini 210 is almost unbeatable, but it could use some more features. In particular, we'd like 802.11n Wi-Fi, an integrated 3G modem, and a USB Sleep-and-Charge-style port would be very useful for travellers. But as...
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If you asked us in the past if we like HP’s netbooks, we’d tell you, “It depends.” We love the business-focused Mini 5102, for example, because of its great keyboard, sturdy design, and over 10 hours of endurance with its 6-cell battery. But the compan...
Roomy, responsive keyboard, Clean design, Large touchpad, Good HD video playback, Strong software bundle...
Bottom gets hot, Slow boot time, Shorter battery life than competition, Broadcom chip doesn't yet improve Flash playback, Below-average performance...
HP’s latest consumer netbook offers an attractive design, improved keyboard and (limited) HD video playback for a good price.
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When factoring in looks, price, battery life and comfort (what else would you ask for in a netbook?), the Mini 210 is our choice for mobile bloggers.
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The newest addition to HP's line of consumer netbooks, the HP Mini 210-1032NR ($349.99 list) introduces a sleek new look and is based on Intel's "Pine Trail" platform, which includes the low-voltage Atom N450 CPU and the NM10 Express Chipset. This re...
Excellent battery life. Stylish design. Two-year warranty.
Erratic touchpad controls. So-so productivity performance. Slow hard drive.
The HP Mini 210-1032NR is an attractive 10-inch netbook that provides good multimedia performance and outstanding battery life, but the touchpad is very skittish...
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about.com Updated:
2014-03-30 01:29:31
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Stylish Patterned Design, Excellent Keyboard, Includes Online Cloud Storage For Easy Document Sharing Between PCs, Buttons Integrated Into Trackpad Can Be Difficult To Use, 6cell Battery Juts Out Pretty Far, Does Not Support 802.11g Wireless...
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itp.net Updated:
2014-06-19 01:50:36
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Each netbook here has a unique colour but the Mini 210-3020se blows them all away with its turquoise finish.Thanks to the HP's interesting colour it was the center of attention wherever we took it; everyone wanted to take a closer look at it.Weighing 1.36...
The Mini 210 packs potent performance, strong battery life and sports the sort of looks that can stop people dead in their tracks...
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