The HP Mini 210 has just been released, and it's a tad different from other netbooks. For one thing, it's available in different colors: silver crystal, black crystal, Sonoma red, and pacific blue. The black and silver crystal designs have neat imprint patterns, which wrap around the entire system. The listing price averages around $279 - $319, making it a rather affordable netbook. There are already a few HP Mini 210 coupons and discounts offered by various internet computer stores.
Equipped with a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N450 processor, this little notebook has hours of battery life and a lot of power. Other features include a built-in webcam and microphone, small keyboard, VGA port, 5-in1 card reader, unique touchpad, and Intel GMA 3150 integrated graphics. Some users will appreciate the new touchpad and others probably won't. The left and right buttons are integrated into the bottom of the touchpad itself rather than below or to the sides.
One neat thing about the touchpad is that it is designed for multi-touch gestures. Users can scroll with two fingers, pinch, zoom in or out, etc. There is also a neat "palm" feature that shuts the system down temporarily whenever the user is typing. For those who have work at home jobs, or who spend a lot of time typing and conducting business, this feature can be very useful.
As noted in all of the HP Mini 210 so far, this netbook comes with a ton of goodies and multimedia software. The HD enhanced video accelerator, for instance, allows for smooth full screen video playback on sites such as YouTube. The HP CloudDrive is also installed, which allows users to access iTunes playlists, photos, documents, and more. The QuickSync software can be used for syncing files between computers over a local network. All in all, the HP Mini 210 looks to be very promising!
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