tcmagazine.info Updated:
2015-01-18 08:17:03
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It is fairly apparent that each machine has been built for a specific user base, and that they don’t really collide with one another in anything other than high portability. The first conclusion that I would draw from analyzing the four netb...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2015-01-18 08:17:24
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Weighing in at 1.4kg (without power adapter), the HP 2133 Mini-Note is one of the heaviest netbooks weve seen.There are, however, a couple of very good reasons: build quality and the massive six-cell 55WHr battery. It also has Windows Vista installed;...
Great keyboard; good screen; robust chassis...
Expensive; slightly disappointing battery life...
If you can cope with its size and the high price, this is a solid netbook...
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insidehw.com Updated:
2015-01-18 08:17:24
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The appearance of first netbook by Asus, EEE PC, brought to polarization in public opinion. While supporters of netbook concept accentuated mobility and low price, opponents had some other arguments in their favor. First was the fact that work on such...
HP 2133 Mini-Note netbook resembles on average warrior in shiny and firm armor. But if we ignore a bit weaker performances, that are not crucial in this class, still stays the problem of too big overheating. If HP integrated Intel Atom platform, this w...
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pocketables.com Updated:
2015-01-18 08:17:53
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Note: The reason Im not doing a full review is that I really want to stick to my 7-inch device rule. If you take a look at my past reviews, youll see that aside from the feature-specific pieces I wrote about the Vaio TZ, I havent ever reviewed anyth...
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HP Mini-note 2133 Review Sep 1, 08 05:04 PM PDT by Hubert Nguyen The HP Mininote 2133 is the nettop that has the best construction quality among those that we tried. The keyboard keys are about as large as those found on a "normal" laptop keyboard, alt...
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My review for today is of the HP Mini-note 2133 "Netbook". When I first got my hands on the Mini-note, I had pictured myself writing a review comparing it with the machine that started the whole Netbook "revolution"; the Asus Eee PC. Most of these new...
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The HP 2133 is an UMPC (ultra mobile PC) designed to for the professional on the go who wants access to a computer without the associated weight and bulk. MOst people are familiar with the trend towards smaller, faster, and lighter in technology. The...
Currently on the market there are several competitive choices in the Ultra portable segment: EeePC (and all the sub models) Acer Aspire One HP 2133 MSI Wind Dell Ultra Portable Lenovo IdeaPad S10 Gigabyte M912 (Sorry not in the USA, What are they thin...
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at the end (apparently my YouTube video limit has been raised beyond 10 minutes, but no one told me that until recently), so let me summarize my thoughts here. I think the HP 2133 Mini Note is a great first step for HP, and while it may be a home run i...
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HP recently entered the affordable mini-laptop category with its eye-catching 2133 Mini-Note PC. UPDATED: July 29 2008Small, light and affordable is the name of the game in the flourishing market for mini laptops right now.But when HP, one of the worl...
Rarely does a notebook leave us so ambivalent – there's a truly great product within the HP Mini-Note 2133 waiting to get out, if only the ergonomics of the mouse buttons and the low processor performance could be addressed. Until then, the HP Mini-No...
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During the short test time, the HP Mini-Note convinced by some very interesting features. This small notebook provides everything needed for the daily work in a very small place. The main advantages are a nearly fully-fledged keyboard, a good, but, unf...
Elegant design, good workmanship, Good stability of the case, Gigabit LAN, Bluetooth 2.0, Userfriendly input devices, Low noise emissions, Good battery runtime...
Glossy display, Limited reserve capacities...
During the short test time, the HP Mini-Note convinced by some very interesting features. This small notebook provides everything needed for the daily work in a very small place. The main advantages are a nearly fully-fledged keyboard, a good, but, unfort...
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wired.com Updated:
2015-01-18 08:18:37
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Its been less than a year since Asus first sprinkled its Eee PCs with magical miniaturizing dust, yet these low-cost, diminutive laptops have already taken off like an F/A-18 catapulted from an aircraft carrier. In the past nine months alone, the indu...
One of the most comfortable keyboards weve used on any mininotebook. Sleek and solid build makes other minis seems like flimsy toys. Grown up hard drive means youll have 120and 160GBs at your disposal. Beautiful, scratch resistant 8.9inch screen.
Feeble Via processor doesnt do the job - at least with Vista. Tiny trackpad and awkwardly placed left and right buttons makes navigating difficult. RAM Size: 2 GB Clock Rate: 1.2 GHz at time of review, now available at 1.6 GHz Hard Drive Size: 120 and 16...
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g4tv.com Updated:
2015-01-18 08:18:46
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Video Review: Today, we get all sweaty over the HP 2133 mini PC that proves its not the size of the computer, its how well it can RAM, in Gadget Pr0n...
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Amidst a flurry of small and seemingly underpowered netbooks, HP has taken a slightly different tact in their release of the surprisingly capable HP Mini-Note device. While its up-to-$850 price tag places it in a significantly different category than...
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Netbooks are, ironically, becoming quite big business. I say ironically because, just in case you aren't up to scratch on your gee-whiz tech jargon, the netbook is a new category of notebook that sits below traditionally-sized notebooks when it co...
The HP 2133 Mini-note Linux Edition is an incredibly good looking piece of kit, but is sadly a classic example of style over substance. Gorgeously designed and stunning to look at, the 2133 Mini-note seems to have it all at first glance. The keyboard i...
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Asus Eee PC has defined the budget subnotebook genre, serving up relatively low-end hardware thats just fast enough in an ultraportable form factor with an affordable price tag. Its a simple formula, really, and one that made the Eee PC an instant h...
Im pretty torn over the Mini-Note. There are a lot of things about this little notebook that really turn me off, including its highly reflective screen coating that all but demands running the display at full brightness, which of course shortens batte...
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Geek.com Updated:
2015-01-18 08:18:56
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HP’s 2133 Mini-Note has been out for a few weeks now and some of the excitement has certainly died down, but even days after its release we knew that this was one of the ultra low-cost PCs (ULCPC) to beat. It was originally intended for...
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One of our favorite mini-notebooks receives the Windows XP makeover.
Nearly full-size keyboard, Sharp display, Durable design, Good battery life...
Pricey, Awkwardly placed mouse buttons...
When we first reviewed the Vista version of the HP 2133 Mini-Note, we praised the system for its excellent keyboard, crisp display, sturdy build, and wealth of connectivity options. Now we’ve gotten our hands on the XP configuration, and although it...
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If 2007 was the year that Asus chose to introduce the small and affordable sub-notebook, then 2008 is the year that the concept has really begun to take off. Asus, predictably, has lead the way once again, with its updated Eee PC 900 putting right many of...
Were this review based on design and features alone the HP 2133 Mini-Note PC would be walking away with a Recommended Award: that's a fact. It has a superb keyboard and a chassis that's a cut above both the Eee PC and anything we've seen, released or othe...
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theonbutton.com Updated:
2015-01-18 08:19:15
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Overall the HP Mini-Note and Asus EEE 900 have strayed away from the original EEE ultra-low-cost concept and are competing with budget laptops but offering limited power. Of course these machines are all about portability but other models due out soon may offer a better balance…...
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pdastreet.com Updated:
2015-01-18 08:19:34
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Talk to HP executives, and they'll tell you that the HP 2133 Mini-Note PC introduced today targets the educational market. Ask about its place in the mainstream laptop segment, and they'll tie you to a chair and tell you it's meant for instructional us...
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The battery life and performance might be underwhelming, and the price isn’t the very lowest you can pay for a UMPC, but what you’re paying for here is a solid combination of features that matter in a portable computer. It has a full set of ports, a v...
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wi-fiplanet.com Updated:
2015-01-18 08:19:34
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Talk to HP executives, and theyll tell you that the HP 2133 Mini-Note PC introduced today targets the educational market. Ask about its place in the mainstream laptop segment, and theyll tie you to a chair and tell you its meant for instructional us...
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I love my 15 inch Macbook Pro when I use it at home on the couch, but my affection wears thin when I travel with it. Carrying it a gear bag slung over my shoulder and having to pull it out at various airport security checks, does get old. Thats why a...
Metal body Size Great display, speakers and keyboard...
Runs a bit warm at times...
I love my 15 inch Macbook Pro when I use it at home on the couch, but my affection wears thin when I travel with it. Carrying it a gear bag slung over my shoulder and having to pull it out at various airport security checks, does get old. Thats why a...
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crn.com
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2015-01-18 08:19:45
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Small. Sleek. Pricey - Or is it? Thats generally the case for small notebooks -- high on portability, but priced at a premium. HP blasts that assumption by introducing the HP 2133 Mini-Note PC, a notebook that is both portable and affordable. While de...
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infosyncworld.com Updated:
2015-01-18 08:19:59
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We get an exclusive look at HPs new ultraportable laptop. But please, dont call it a UMPC.
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hardwarecentral.com Updated:
2015-01-18 08:19:59
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Will kids in your school district get this years coolest subnotebook before you do? HP says its three-pound, 8.9-inch-screened, adult-sized-keyboarded little laptop is headed for classrooms. But that doesnt mean business travelers -- or shoppers who...
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Just when you thought youd never find the perfect small form factor notebook for less than $1,000, HP comes to the table with the all new 2133 Mini-Note.
The most attractive 8.9inch notebook weve ever seen, Excellent build quality, Great keyboard, ExpressCard slot offers fantastic expansion possibilities, Multiple configuration options...
VIA processor just doesnt perform well, Windows Vista might be too much for the VIA processor and graphics, Strange location for touchpad buttons, Screen is too reflective due to second glossy protective layer, Aluminum and plastic casing gets a littl...
The HP 2133 Mini-Note is one of the most impressive subnotebooks weve ever seen. Unfortunately, the amazing design and solid range of features are diminished by a sub-par processor and a price tag that places this notebook dangerously close to far sup...
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It didnt take long for PC makers to realize the gold mine ASUS struck with its Eee PC 4G. The Eee PC is a sleek, 2.2-pound ultraportable that costs less than $400—something the UMPC platform had promised but failed to deliver. Now, manufacturers are...
Apple-like design. Comfortable keyboard. Spacious and sexy screen design. ExpressCard slot for 3G. SD slot. More than one USB port. Wide selection of operating systems. 2GB RAM. Wide choice of mass-storage options. Extended batteries available. Very trave...
Runs uncomfortably warm with the 7,200-rpm hard drive. Mouse buttons are awkwardly positioned.
The HP Mini-Note is not quite an Eee PC killer, but its a super-sleek ultra-mobile PC that will sell out as quickly as the Eee PC did...
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This mini notebook is pricier and heavier than the competition, but its full-size keyboard and flexible configuration options make it a better all-around investment.
Nice keyboard, Sharp display, Durable design...
Larger than other mini-notebooks, Pricey...
HP enters the suddenly very crowded low-cost mini notebook space with its HP 2133 Mini-Note PC, and it trumps the competition in a few key areas.First, despite its compact dimensions, this 3.2-pound laptop sports a full-size keyboard, which makes it ea...
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maximumpc.com Updated:
2015-01-18 08:19:59
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Explosive performer it is not, but the price is right and this little laptop makes a sweet, portable web browsing rig. At Maximum PC, our main concern is speed—we like to call it pure PC power. But, as much as we love the massive power available in a d...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2015-01-18 08:19:59
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HP is no stranger to small notebooks: The company pioneered the ultraportable market with its 2.9-pound Omnibook back in the early 1990s. Since then, its focus has been on more-traditional consumer and business systems—that is, until Asus su...
Extremely compact; lightweight; solid construction; comfortable keyboard; sharp screen; full suite of ports...
Slow processor; onscreen text can be hard to read; no optical drive; costs more than other budget ultraportables...
The HP 2133 Mini-Note is a dream machine when size, weight, and price are more important than a laptops performance...
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