The HP Mini 5102 also comes with optional GPS, and it will be available in a range of colors which include, red, black and blue.<\/p>\n
Operating systems come in the form of Windows 7 Starter Edition or SUSE Linux Enterprise 11, prices start at $399 for the basic model.
\nThe Mini 5102 will be offered with an N450 or N470 Intel Atom processor with up to a 2GB of RAM and either an HDD up to 320GB or an SSD to 128GB.<\/p>\n
There’s also Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, a 10.1-inch LED screen in HD resolution and a 2-megapixel webcam with face recognition software.<\/p>\n
Pricing is due to start from $399, and you can take a look at our gallery of live pics while you start the savings fund.
\nEquipped with a solid 10.1-inch display and powered by the Intel Atom N450 processor, the Mini 5102 also has 95 percent full-size keyboard, additional trackpad navigation, a modest 2.0 mega pixel camera, and integrated facial recognition technology.<\/p>\n
Targeting students and more professional users as opposed to regular consumers, the Mini 5102’s central point of appeal is its multi-touch gesture interface that supports finger taps and motion swipes across the screen in order to move through menu choices, software applications and Web sites.<\/p>\n
Weighing in at less than three pounds and complete with an optional carry handle for even easier portability, HP\u2019s latest Netbook offering also delivers up to 10 hours of battery life \u2013 if consumers select the optional six-cell battery.<\/p>\n
Currently enjoying the limelight of CES 2010 in Las Vegas, Nevada, expect the HP Mini 5102 to make its retail bow before the end of January.<\/p>\n
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