A few weeks from now, it’s back to school for the students. I bet their parents are already preparing for another school year of endless expenses. HP has just unveiled a new netbook model meant for the students that will fit daddy’s budget.
The $300 HP Mini 100e netbook shows off basic features like WiFi, a 10.1-inch screen,92% full-size spill-resistant LED backlight keyboard, headphone port, and a VGA webcam.
Under the hood you can find an Intel Atom N455 and 1GB DDR3 RAM. Netbook wilk run either Windows XP, Linux, or Windows 7.
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