One of our all-ime favorite Netbooks is the HP Mini 2140. The revamped, and actually quite different, Mini 5101 trades the silver metal look, with a slight curve to the lid, for a more squared-off design, in black brushed aluminum.
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I think the next phase in design should be the 'militant'. People have been throwing functionality, or rather, the appearance of functionality, out the window. Macbooks mostly cater to wussy art school students and teenagers. When they come out with a 'militant' looking laptop, something that just screams simplicity mixed with functionality and efficiency ... like the one above, but more so ... i would be just as spellbound.
"Militant" is just the next phase, after "business". You hear me, HP?
- by yeomanrycavalry August 29, 2009 1:43 PM PDT
- I purchased mine about 3 weeks ago and love how it weighs less than my previous HP netbook and it looks much nicer than the lesser home versions of the netbook with its ruggedized design per se. What I don't like is the lack of being able to playback realplayer and especially iTunes video files without clipping. Given that netbooks have been out for a while I am really disappointed with video playback even on the most advanced netbooks available. It's really pathetic when a Smartphone can playback the exact video with no problems and yet a newer netbook chokes on it.
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