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HP Mini 5103
$399.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Stunning, luxurious anodized aluminum top. Option for a high resolution 1366x768px display - much better than the standard netbook display. Option for a capacitive touchscreen.
The Cons:Lots of pre-built SKUs with drastically different hardware configurations and little way to differentiate. Lacks HDMI output - only really a letdown with the Broadcom HD decoder, no point in full HD media playback. Standard netbook port selection.
The HP Mini 5103 is a touch-enabled notebook geared at mobile professionals and students. It’s ultra-light and available with a standard Atom N455/N475 processor, or an optional dual-core Atom N550 CPU instead.
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Included also is a QWERTY keyboard, a touchpad, and an OPTIONAL touchscreen or just a standard 10.1” LED display (which itself is available in WSVGA or high-definition). The options continue with the battery, which is either four-cell (lighter weight) or six-cell (longer life). Additional features include a docking station for peripheral connections, HP Media Suite for organizing multimedia files, and an optional 3G modem.
Features
- Genuine Windows 7
- Intel ATOM CPU
- DDR3 SDRAM (2GB)
- SATA HDD (120-320GB
- SSD (80-128GB)
- LED-backlit WSVGA Display
- Integrated Intel Graphics
- High Definition Audio
- Integrated Stereo Speakers/Microphone
- VGA PC Connectivity
- Microphone/Headphone Connectivity
- USB/SDHC Expansion
- Integrated Gigabit Ethernet
- BGN Wireless
- Optional 3G Modem
- 4-to-6 Cell Battery
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Pros & Cons
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stunning, luxurious anodized aluminum top
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option for a high resolution 1366x768px display - much better than the standard netbook display
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option for a capacitive touchscreen
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excellent ergonomics for a netbook - large chiclet style keyboard, roomy touch-pad with dedicated soft mouse buttons
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optional Broadcom HD decoder for full 1080p playback
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huge number of configuration options directly from the manufacturer
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highly portable - lightweight and compact at 10" and only 2.7 pounds alone or 3.5 pounds with the A/C adapter
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lots of pre-built SKUs with drastically different hardware configurations and little way to differentiate
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lacks HDMI output - only really a letdown with the Broadcom HD decoder, no point in full HD media playback
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standard netbook port selection
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multitouch trackpad feels cheap, glossy plastic
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