Hp mini 2140 netbook review
Hp mini 2140 netbook review – Hewlett-Packard (HP) profits from the 2009 CES in Las Vegas to unveil the HP Mini 2140, a netbook display with 10.1 “, a full keyboard smaller than 10% compared to a standard keyboard, all at a weight of 1.18 kg.
The HP 2140 Mini targets the professional mobility and the education market because of its coatings that better protect against scratches and other mishaps unavoidable in transport.
There is a protection of the LCD panel and hinges of the screen while the keyboard takes advantage of the HP system that prevents Durakeys letters keys disappear over time. On the other hand, the device on board an accelerometer technology and HP 3D DiveGuard to protect the hard drive in case of violent movement or impact.
The HP Mini 2140 NETBOOK offers a resolution of the resolutions of 1024 x 576 pixels or 1366 x 768 pixels in 16:9 format and uses an Intel Atom. WiFi and Bluetooth are present, and a VGA camera.
From the side of storage, several options are proposed, including a disc SSD (Solid State Drive) 80 GB Finally, for autonomy, there are two options: a battery if the three cells is given the weight and dimensions or a battery for six cells of true mobility.
The HP Mini 2140 will be available from late February in the U.S. (and later for Europe) at a price of 499 dollars.
HP said that its product has passed the certification HP Total Test Process, representing 95,000 hours of testing and validation of technical design and components.
