HP Mini 2140 Review
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While HP’s recently released Mini 1000 is designed for consumers, its new HP Mini 2140 Notebook PC caters to the mobile professional. An update and replacement to HP’s original 2133 Mini-Note, the 2140 sports the same durable chassis and well-designed keyboard as its predecessor but adds a larger 10-inch screen and an Intel Atom processor that pays off in 7-plus hours of battery life (with a six-cell battery) …
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With more companies entering the netbook market the one thing that is starting to set different models apart is the quality of the keyboards. The HP Mini 2140 offers an expansive keyboard that is comfortable to type on and is the closest you can get to a full-size keyboard on a 10” netbook right now. In this review we take a look at the Mini 2140 again, this time with the higher resolution screen option …
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The HP Mini 2140 is a business class netbook. Unlike most netbooks on the market, the Mini 2140 has a solid aluminum and magnesium alloy chassis. It also has a spill-resistant keyboard, an ExpressCard slot and an accelerometer that detects when the computer is in freefall and shuts off the hard drive to prevent damage. For these reasons, the netbook has a higher starting price than its siblings like the HP Mini 1000 …
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One of the best netbooks that we tested so far, HP 2133 Mini-Note , has got its successor in form of, eagerly awaited, HP Mini 2140. Beside display size (8.9 inch at older and 10.1inch on the new model) differences between HP 2133 and HP 2140 are minimal when it comes to external aesthetics. Chassis is 6mm longer and 1mm wider and ventilation grills are redesigned …
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Following the Mini 2133 and the Mini 701, HP’s most recent netbook release has been available for some time now, featuring an updated Intel Atom CPU and a 10.1″ LED display in order to fulfill current standards. One hardly finds any innovations compared to the present models, apart from the chassis’ design. The reflecting display, designed in an edge-to-edge way, remains and does not let the HP Mini 2140 appear to be “business-like” at all …
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Even though the HP Mini 1000 is only a few months old, Hewlett-Packard was actually an early player in the Netbook field. The company’s business system side came up with the Mini-Note 2133 in spring 2008, with a solid, brushed-metal chassis and a nearly full-size keyboard. Unfortunately, this predated Intel’s Atom CPU, and rather than using the Celeron processor that came with the very first Netbooks, HP went with an underpowered Via C7-M …
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The HP Mini 2140, the latest entry in Hewlett-Packard’s 2100 series of netbooks, is what the company’s Mini 1000 aspires to be when it grows up. But it carries a grown-up price as well: $529 for our test unit’s midlevel configuration …
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Review by mobiletechreview.com
The HP Mini 2140 is HP’s “business” and education netbook, while their Mini 1000 series targets consumers. The 2140 is the update to the first generation 2133, and there’s significant improvement in the 2140. The VIA CPU in the 2133 has been banished and replaced by the ubiquitous Intel Atom N270 running at 1.6GHz. While the VIA was sluggish, hot and battery-eating, the Atom is cool, frugal and fast for a budget ultraportable processor …
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The HP Mini 2140 keeps everything we loved about the HP 2133 Mini-Note PC—the sturdy aluminum shell, the comfortable keyboard, the compact dimensions—and fixes its shortcomings (SuSe Linux OS, smallish screen). The result is as near a perfect netbook as current technology will allow, at a $499 price that’s right in line with lesser rivals in the class …
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The netbook market is starting to explode and every manufacturer is ready to take the advantage with their exclusive lineup of netbooks. After the success of Mini 1000, HP is quickly shifting its attention to a netbook with a bit more impressive specs. Built after Mini 2133, the Mini 2140 has good and large 10.1 inch screen and a remarkably large keyboard. Can it become the business traveler’s choice …
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