The Mini 210-1030NR Netbook Computer from Hewlett-Packard is an ultraportable netbook computer that weighs only 2.7 pounds. It features a 6-cell battery, which can keep the system running for up to 9.75 hours between charges. The computer's 10.1" display features a LED backlight for superior image quality and reduced power consumption. The computer features the HP Imprint finish in a black motif. Its bottom case conceals component access points and matches the system's top cover design for a symmetrical look. Input is handled by a 93% full-size keyboard and the HP Clickpad. The system is powered by a 1.66GHz Intel Atom Processor N450 CPU and boasts 1GB of RAM and a 160GB 5400rpm hard drive. It features standard 802.11b/g Wi-FiWiFi A wireless standard used for creating networks of computers and other components. Also known as Wireless LAN and 802.11, a Wi-Fi network allows computers, printers, and other devices to share files and connect to the Internet. The 802.11 specification will be followed by one or all of the letters “a”, “b”, “g”, or “n”, which are various release specs of Wi-Fi. Each release added greater transfer speeds and wireless distances to the Wi-Fi spec. A device labeled as “802.11a/b/g/n” is compatible with all past and current Wi-Fi specs.

close, allowing you to hop on to wireless networks and hotspots with ease. Windows 7 Starter is the installed operating system. QuickSync software ensures that contacts, photos, music, and other files are kept in sync between your netbook Netbook A very small, affordable notebook-style computer, typically with a screen from 7-10” diagonal. Netbooks are intended as a secondary, mobile computer used for surfing the web and performing other small tasks. Netbooks also offer extended battery life for all-day use.close and home PC HP Cloud Drive lets you store frequently-used files on the Internet for mobile access HP QuickWeb software makes it easy to get to your favorite web sites, read your e-mail, and participate in IM chat You'll be able to stream media from your PC using the HP MediaStream software Intel Atom processor balances performance and power consumption 6-cell battery can keep the system running for up to 9.75 hours between charges 802.11b/g Wi-FiWiFi A wireless standard used for creating networks of computers and other components. Also known as Wireless LAN and 802.11, a Wi-Fi network allows computers, printers, and other devices to share files and connect to the Internet. The 802.11 specification will be followed by one or all of the letters “a”, “b”, “g”, or “n”, which are various release specs of Wi-Fi. Each release added greater transfer speeds and wireless distances to the Wi-Fi spec. A device labeled as “802.11a/b/g/n” is compatible with all past and current Wi-Fi specs.close lets you get online with ease, Display features an anti-glare matte finish, allowing you to use it in a variety of lighting conditions.