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Mini 1000 Vivienne Tam Edition netbook on HP webpage

In late of October 2008, after much waiting and a series of rumors on the Internet, HP, the current number-one PC manufacturer, published its first nuclear-powered, ultra-portable computer systems, Mini 1000
Will expand the company's series of mini Netbook, the new system was originally announced in three different configurations, at least one of which was specifically designed to draw attention to the ladies, thanks to the adoption of a modified external design, made available world-designed by the world famous designer Vivienne Tam. Synchronized after her name, the small portable system was not available for purchase up to this point, it seems, the company has its promise and has Netbook listed on its website.

At first prize today from nearly $ 700, the Vivienne Tam edition of HP's small, ultra-portable computer systems, and fall within the price range for most high-end Netbook on the market. Despite the higher price, the Netbook is essentially the same Intel Atom platform, which at this time is an almost any other 10-inch Netbook on the market. Boasting about 1.6 GHz Intel Atom N270 processor and 1 GB of RAM, HP 1000 Mini Edition Vivien Tam can Netbook its users choose either a 16 GB SSD or a 60GB hard drive, a solution to the Netbook storage department.

Additional features include a built-in webcam, a wireless-G card, Bluetooth, 3-cell battery and Windows XP operating system. With a weight of only 2.45lbs, Mini in 1000 from HP can be easily performed by users with on-the-go access to the Internet.

Given its price point and overall specifications, Vivienne Tam Mini Edition Netbook HP can compete from ASUS the stylish and lean S101 Netbook, which is also built to develop a different perspective in Netbook market.

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