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#1
ibm650 - Posted 11:13 am PST 12/30/08 (346 Posts)
I would add bluetooth, also 8 gigs is not much.
#2
2133 - Posted 11:20 am PST 12/30/08 (789 Posts)
bluetooth + 16GB and I would be intrigued.
also, what is XP Edition?
#3
rb2004 - Posted 11:22 am PST 12/30/08 (5 Posts)
This is the regular price. Nothing too special.
#4
geniv2 - Posted 11:40 am PST 12/30/08 (288 Posts)
u can't tell too much by the pictures..
I was in J and R the other day and saw this in person.. IMHO this thing is fugly
I was in J and R the other day and saw this in person.. IMHO this thing is fugly
#5
uncle_pennybags - Posted 12:44 pm PST 12/30/08 (290 Posts)
8GB SSD & 3 cell battery, not the best deal out there. I do like that HP finally got their head out of from their asses & slapped in an Atom processors. The Via chipset was hurting 'em I think. I do really like the keyboard on these hp's! It'll be interesting next week to see what comes out for CES!
#6
schmoe90 - Posted 12:56 pm PST 12/30/08 (639 Posts)
It's a shame that in losing the Via chipset, they also lost the better resolution display 
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#7
njb - Posted 1:45 pm PST 12/30/08 (2796 Posts)
it's not fugly, it's HP style
#8
Chebychev - Posted 2:55 pm PST 12/30/08 (124 Posts)
#6 - Agreed, why oh why can't the netbook makers give us standard resolution? I wish mine had a standard resolution but I can manage without it.
#9
jkaa034 - Posted 3:01 pm PST 12/30/08 (18 Posts)
yep, drop in resolution and tiny SSD = completely pointless laptop.
#10
dougolasjr - Posted 4:48 pm PST 12/30/08 (74 Posts)
sad you have to have a special adapter to use the vga out.
#11
AntiCrimePatrol - Posted 8:13 pm PST 12/30/08 (29 Posts)
Oink
#12
Chebychev - Posted 8:28 pm PST 12/30/08 (124 Posts)
afa.net -- "America's Largest Pro-Family Action Site." Hmm... Personally, I'm against "family action" and every family that is created should be sent a sympathy card. What a line of you-know-what. Looks like #11 is the propaganda-promoter.
#13
sandman - Posted 8:36 pm PST 12/30/08 (430 Posts)
#11, DUDE, take your meds & grab a clue. Your extreme religious right wing agenda's cruise ship is leaving the dock. If you swim real fast, you might just catch it before you drown.
#14
dave_c - Posted 12:44 am PST 12/31/08 (7434 Posts)
#11, the only way the 'net is about family is if watching pron makes you boink someone and get her pregnant... which is actually more likely if you get up from the computer.
#15
wolf_359 - Posted 4:10 am PST 12/31/08 (308 Posts)
Let's all boycott the American companies that support sex-pervert agendas and instead give our business to certain third-world companies that use slave or child labor. No need to worry about sex-pervert agendas there!
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