HP has updated 2 of its flagship netbook line, the Mini 110 and 220, with the new Intel Atom N455 or N475 processors which are both DDR3 compatible.
The 1.66GHz Atom N455 will be the default processor now when you purchase the N110 or N220 netbook from HP website. If you choose to get the 1.88GHz N475 processor with higher clock speed, there will be an extra cost of $25.
via: notebooks.com
HP announced a few updates to its 2 netbook models, the Mini 210 and 110.
First, HP is adding 2 new colors, Preppy Pink and White Crystal, to the Mini 210 netbook.
“The pink, plaid-like design on the preppy pink HP Mini 210 features HP Imprint 3-D, the industry’s first 3-D PC surface technology, which debuted on the HP Mini 110 by Studio Tord Boontje. Multiple layers on the top and bottom covers make the design appear to float on the surface while casting shadows onto lower layers. The HP ClickPad also features the preppy pink finish and tiny cupcake Imprint at the bottom of the unit.”
Here are some photos of the preppy pink version of HP Mini 210:
Next, HP is also updating the Mini 110 model with an integrated battery that provides up to 8 hours of battery life. Wireless Goodness has discovered a HP netbook at FCC which is believed to be the updated version of the 110. From the picture in FCC, we can see that the battery of the Mini 110 netbook no longer sticks out.
The HP Mini 210 in preppy pink and white crystal and the Mini 110 are expected to be available in the United States on June 15 with starting prices of $354.99 and $279.99, respectively.
The unboxing of HP Mini 110 with 1366 x 768 resolution display. Check it out.
Rogers is the first mobile carrier in Canada to offer up a subsidized netbook in the country and it’s a pretty good looking one at that. The HP Mini boasts of a 10.1-inch display, 1GB RAM, 160GB HDD, one of the best keyboards in the market, WiFi, and most important of all, also comes with embedded 3.5G connectivity. This basically allows you to connect to the internet via Rogers’ 7.2Mbps network which is now available in 25 top markets in Canada stretching form Victoria to Halifax.
Rogers’ HP Mini 110 is available at Future Shop and Best Buy retail outlets for $299.99 on a 2-year contract. Meanwhile, Rogers’ wireless data plans for internet ready netbooks start at a reasonable $25 plus additional $6.95 system access fee.
Here’s quick video that shows you how to upgrade the RAM for HP Mini 110 netbook. It’s a pretty simple process since HP has made the RAM slot easily reachable below the netbook.. but anyway, it’s always good to have a step-by-step guide to show us how thing is done. 
HP Mini 110
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HP recently collaborate with designer Tord Boontje and come out with a new version of the mini 110 netbook. It’s the first netbook that make use of the new process called “HP Imprint 3D” which adds layers and depth to the design. Unlike the Vivienne Tam model netbook which tagged a very high price, the Tord Boontje version of HP mini 110 cost only $399 as the starting price.
HP Mini 110
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