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For a machine aimed at professionals, the HP is uncommonly good looking. The brushed aluminium chassis looks fantastic, and what's more feels sturdy enough to survive life in the fast lane. Glance down the specification list and it's clear HP has caref...
Good looking, but below average battery life puts paid to its chances...
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HPs flagship netbook is the extremely smart Mini 2140. Crafted from brushed aluminium and silver plastics, it certainly makes a visual statement, but performance is sluggish due to the fact it runs Windows Vista. The 10.1-inch screen is bright and pro...
Oodles of style, Excellent usability...
Expensive, Poor performance...
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smarthouse.com.au Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:45
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You’ve got to hand it to HP, they sure know how to make a sexy looking Netbook. Unfortunately, while it has a whole lot going for it, it has one major flaw that can be really frustrating – low screen resolution. This is a first HP Netbook to incorpora...
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HP Mini 2140 WITH their low cost and lightweight, go-anywhere size, netbooks have gone from an unheard-of zero to a top-selling hero in barely 18 months. And they dont show any sign of stopping. Tech analyst Gartner expects Australian sales of ne...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:45
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If theres one thing going against the Mini 2140, its the price tag that comes with it. Given the specs, we were expecting it to be closer to the £300 mark. We were also left yearning for the high-resolution display of the Mini-Note 2133, and althoug...
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HPs Mini 2140 looks almost identical to the companys 2133 Mini-Note which is no bad thing. The brushed metal case looks classy and feels very robust. The 2140 has an Intel Atom N270 processor, which is quicker and generates far less heat than the...
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While most manufacturers seem happy to hurl out new netbook models at the rate of knots, HP is positively lumbering along. Back in May 2008, it released its first model, the Mini-Note 2133, and its only just got around to releasing an updated version...
So where does the HP Mini 2140 sit in the netbook hall of fame? Well, pretty close to the top as it happens. We love the keyboard, its lightweight nature and robust design. It is, however, a little on the pricey side compared to the competition. Both...
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With a bright 10.2in screen, big keys and an ExpressCard/54 slot, the HP Mini 2140 is easy to use and has more functions and capabilities than most netbooks on the market. Its marketed as a netbook for business users, but it doesnt have an unreasonable price tag. In fact, if you dont mind spending close to $1100 for a netbook, this ultraportable laptop is definitely one you need to consider — even if youre not a business user. It runs Windows XP (but includes a Vista Business licence) and h...
5400rpm hard drive, 2GB RAM, 802.11n Wi-Fi, Gigabit Ethernet, small...
Uncomfortable touchpad, status LEDs are too bright, vertical viewing angles aren’t wide enough...
If you need a netbook that’s almost as fully featured as a regular notebook, the HP Mini 2140 is hard to ignore. It’s aimed at business users, but at $1099 it’s the perfect ultraportable netbook for anyone who wants faster networking fea...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:45
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The 10.2" HP Mini 2140 is a big step up from the very average, groin-endangering HP Mini 2133 that came before it. The 2140 features a 92% size keyboard, which is a dream to type on as a far as netbooks go. The 1.6Ghz Atom chip in the 2140 is a big ste...
The HP Mini 2140 injects a little prestige back into netbooks, blending style with decent performance and respectable specs...
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wired.co.uk Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:46
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Third time's a charm? HP tries yet again to crack the netbook market, and its third endeavour is its best entry yet.Using the Mini 2133 as a base design (complete with anodised aluminium case, bezel-free LCD, and spacious keyboard), the Mini 2140 has u...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:46
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HP offers a premium aluminium-clad version of its plastic Mini 1000 while keeping the price down, making the Mini 2140 the business netbook to beat. Hewlett-Packard was an early player in the netbook field: the business-orientated Mini-Note 2133, which...
Solid metal construction, Full ExpressCard/54 slot, Big keyboard...
Odd resolution loses a few pixels, No mobilebroadband options (yet), Awkward mouse button placement...
The HP Mini 2140 is the business netbook to beat.
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:46
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HP offers a premium aluminium-clad version of its plastic Mini 1000 while keeping the price down, making the Mini 2140 the business netbook to beat.
Solid metal construction, Full ExpressCard/54 slot, Big keyboard...
Odd resolution loses a few pixels, No mobilebroadband options (yet), Awkward mouse button placement...
HP offers a premium aluminium-clad version of its plastic Mini 1000 while keeping the price down, making the Mini 2140 the business netbook to beat...
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The HP Mini 2140, the latest entry in Hewlett-Packards 2100 series of netbooks, is what the companys Mini 1000 aspires to be when it grows up. But the HP Mini 2140 carries a grown-up price as well. UK pricing and availability has yet to be reveal...
HP has assembled a compelling netbook package, but in the US at least, the HP Mini 2140 in its premium configuration bears a price tag that approaches what youd expect to find on a good all-purpose machine. Darren Gladstone...
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laptopz.com Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:43
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As a business netbook, the HP Mini 2140 looks elegant, the HP Mini 2140 consists of brushed aluminium cover, it is durable than many other netbooks.The HP Mini 2140 sports a 10.1 inch LED backlit display with the resolution of 1024 x 576 pixels, which...
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The HP Mini 2140 is a near perfect business-class netbook. Its excellent build quality inspires confidence, while a spacious keyboard...
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The HP Mini 2140 is HPs "business" and education netbook, while their Mini 1000 series targets consumers. The 2140 is the update to the first generation 2133, and theres significant improvement in the 2140. The VIA CPU in the 2133 has been banished...
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insidehw.com Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:45
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One of the best netbooks that we tested so far, HP 2133 Mini-Note , has got its successor in form of, eagerly awaited, HP Mini 2140. Beside display size (8.9 inch at older and 10.1inch on the new model) differences between HP 2133 and HP 2140 are minim...
HP Mini 2140 has very good autonomy, which came as surprise because battery has relatively small capacity, and it is the proof of good optimizations. As we concluded in the review of its older brother, HP 2140 presents top class when it comes to netboo...
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Following the Mini 2133 and the Mini 701, HPs most recent netbook release has been available for some time now, featuring an updated Intel Atom CPU and a 10.1" LED display in order to fulfill current standards. One hardly finds any innovations compa...
Attractive case, Robust aluminium chassis, Gigabit LAN, BT 2.0 available, ExpressCard 54 slot, Pleasant keyboard, Bright LED display, Low noise emission, Can reach good battery life...
Minor flaws in build quality, No UMTS version available, Strongly reflecting display, Only 576 pixel vertically...
HP actually did everything right with the current Mini 2140. The netbook was equipped with a massive aluminium chassis, which helps the device reaching an excellent stability, and also provides a great feel. Together with the felicituous design (aside fro...
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Geek.com Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:45
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HP’s Mini-Note 2133 was one of the first and most interesting netbooks to be released. HP has made it clear that the device was originally intended for the education market, but it’s timing and price point made it an ideal counterpoint to the other pop...
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pdastreet.com Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:45
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A year ago, HP jumped into the netbook market. Well, stepped in. Well, put a toe in. The HP 2133 was a 2.9-pound portable with a glossy 8.9-inch display and one of the nicest, nearest-to-full-sized keyboards — 92 percent of full size, HP bragged — yet...
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hardwarecentral.com Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:45
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HPs third-generation netbook is the companys first to target business travelers — a 2.6-pound aluminum beauty with a first-class keyboard and features such as Bluetooth, 802.11 draft-n, and ExpressCard expandability not found in many other lightweigh...
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laptoplogic.com Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:45
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It also ditches Vista in favor of the more suitable XP Home and adds a larger screen to the mix. Altogether, this makes it a much more interesting netbook than its predecessor. With an all-aluminum casing and a highly usable keyboard (92% of full si...
Solid Build Quality, Good Battery Life, Excellent Keyboard...
Nonstandard screen resolution, A bit heavy...
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Chris and I have been having quite a good time tweaking our MSI Wind netbooks. Both of us have run Mac OSX and Chris, who’s been a bit more aggressive in his hacking, now has his device booting with three different operating systems. Why then, you m...
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brighthub.com Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:46
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HP launched the HP Mini 1000 with an Intel Atom processor a few months back, and it was an instant hit. Now HP tries to capture the netbook market by launching a newer version called the HP Mini 2140 with a brushed metallic chassis and a faster hard d...
HP launched the HP Mini 1000 with an Intel Atom processor a few months back, and it was an instant hit. Now HP tries to capture the netbook market by launching a newer version called the HP Mini 2140 with a brushed metallic chassis and a faster hard d...
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crn.com
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2013-08-03 10:25:46
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Netbooks continue pouring into the market at a brisk pace, and the markets leading notebook maker—Hewlett-Packard—is making sure people know its not sitting on the sidelines. The companys new HP Mini 2140 Notebook PC, unveiled at the Consumer Electr...
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If there's one thing we hated on the previous HP Mini-Note 2133, it was the VIA C7-M processor and its platform, which caused it to run much warmer than the Intel Atom platform and it wasn't as fast as we would have liked it. So when the shiny and plas...
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The low-cost ultraportable notebook or "netbook" market might have exploded in 2008, but HP plans to take the top spot in 2009 with the all new Mini 2140. This business-grade netbook features a 10.1-inch screen, a remarkably large keyboard, a high ca...
Excellent build quality (BEST in class), Great keyboard (BEST in class), ExpressCard slot offers fantastic expansion possibilities, Multiple configuration options...
Base configuration has lowresolution screen, Strange location for touchpad buttons, Screen is too reflective due to second glossy protective layer...
The HP Mini 2140 proves HP can make a serious netbook for business professionals and students alike. Unfortunately for HP, the amazing design and solid range of features are diminished by a low-resolution screen. That said, there is a silver lining to thi...
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wired.com Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:46
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Third times a charm? HP tries yet again to crack the netbook market, and its third endeavor is its best entry yet.Using the Mini 2133 as a base design (complete with anodized aluminum case, bezel-free LCD, and spacious keyboard), the Mini 2140 has upp...
ExpressCard and SD media reader slots. Amazing battery life. Exceptional design aesthetics. Loaded with features trickling down from higherend laptops.
Touchpad too far south; flush design means fingers keep slipping off the bottom. Sidemounted buttons still too awkward for extended use. More expensive than a netbook should be.
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The HP 2133 Mini-Note was (and still is) ahead of its time design-wise, with an aluminum finish that made the original ASUS EeePC 4G look like a toy by comparison. As one of the first netbooks that helped spur the ongoing revolution, it was enticing...
Edge-to-edge glass screen. Option for highest resolution on a 10-inch widescreen. Big battery option. Very good battery life from the three-cell battery. 92 percent keyboard. ExpressCard slot.
Mouse buttons are adjacent to the touchpad.
The HP Mini 2140 offers a larger screen and more advanced parts than its HP 2133 Mini-Note predecessor, while keeping the sexy design intact. But its pricier than other netbooks—for now...
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The HP Mini 2140, the latest entry in Hewlett-Packards 2100 series of netbooks, is what the companys Mini 1000 aspires to be when it grows up. But it carries a grown-up price as well: $529 for our test units midlevel configuration. Would You Buy Thi...
Premium model features speedy hard drive, Rugged design and aluminum frame...
Awkwardly placed mouse buttons...
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This affordable, business-class netbook offers long battery life, durability, and a first-rate keyboard.
Six-cell battery provides more than 7 hours runtime, Spacious, comfortable keyboard, Durable chassis, Fast recharging times...
Poorly placed mouse buttons, 16:9 aspect ratio limits on-screen text, Underside gets warm...
While HP’s recently released Mini 1000 is designed for consumers, its new HP Mini 2140 Notebook PC caters to the mobile professional. An update and replacement to HP’s original 2133 Mini-Note, the 2140 sports the same durable chassis and well-...
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The HP Mini 2140, the latest entry in Hewlett-Packard's 2100 series of netbooks, is what the company's Mini 1000 aspires to be when it grows up. Read this first UK review of the HP Mini 2140.But the HP Mini 2140 carries a grown-up price as well. UK pr...
HP has assembled a compelling netbook package, but in the US at least, the HP Mini 2140 in its premium configuration bears a price tag that approaches what you'd expect to find on a good all-purpose machine...
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No sooner does HP announce the Mini 2140 than we get reviews from two lucky outlets who seemed to have fallen in love with the netbook. While it retains the sturdy case, ExpressCard / 54 slot, and not-quite-full-sized keyboard that reviewers loved with it...
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computershopper.com Updated:
2013-08-03 10:25:47
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The HP Mini 2140 keeps everything we loved about the HP 2133 Mini-Note PC—the sturdy aluminum shell, the comfortable keyboard, the compact dimensions—and fixes its shortcomings (SuSe Linux OS, smallish screen). The result is as near a per...
Outstanding keyboard; sleek, handsome design; noticeably smaller than other 10-inch netbooks; active hard drive protection...
Small text not reproduced as dark black on screen; below-average battery life...
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 2 GB DDR2-SDRAM Windows Vista Business Silver Laptops (NN356EA)")
