HP mini 110 -1199ev for trade

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for trade to any gadget basin maganahn ko.. 09328670902

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Pros: Excellent keyboard; New color options; Bigger faster hard drive than Mini 1000; Full-size VGA port and added USB port; Loud speakers;


Cons: Awkward mouse buttons; Six-cell battery not standard; No more edge-to-edge glass display;


The Verdict: This fashionable, lightweight netbook improves upon its predecessor with increased speed and more ports.

[rusteybenitez2@gmail.com]

for trade to any gadget basin maganahn ko.. 09328670902

post lang your offer


Pros: Excellent keyboard; New color options; Bigger faster hard drive than Mini 1000; Full-size VGA port and added USB port; Loud speakers;


Cons: Awkward mouse buttons; Six-cell battery not standard; No more edge-to-edge glass display;


The Verdict: This fashionable, lightweight netbook improves upon its predecessor with increased speed and more ports.

Unsay Specs. Ani?

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Unsay Specs. Ani?

you can search it sa google sir dghan au..

Processor 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270
Memory 1GB, 533MHz DDR2
Hard drive 160GB 5,400rpm
Chipset Mobile Intel 945GM Express
Graphics Intel GMA 950 (integrated)
Operating System Windows XP
Dimensions (WD) 10.3x6.6 inches
Height 1.2 inches
Screen size (diagonal) 10.1 inches
System weight / Weight with AC adapter 2.6/3.2 pounds
Category Netbook
While the general look and feel are very similar to the Mini 1000, when compared side by side, the Mini 110 looks a little bloated. Still, the Mini 1000 has always occupied the higher end of the Netbook price spectrum, and the Mini 110's thicker look is more in line for what you'd find in the sub-$399 category.

The same excellent keyboard, with wide, flat keys, is still one of our minilaptop favorites, but the touch pad remains a weakness in the Mini's design. The wide-but-short surface makes scrolling a pain, and the mouse buttons are pushed to the far left and right sides, rather than sitting below the touch pad. We're also not fans of the Mini's power switch, which is a small slider on the front edge that's hard to hit (although it does make it unlikely that you'll accidentally turn the system off or on when you don't mean to).

One new feature that did catch our eye was the inclusion of a third-party software app called Syncables, which promises to connect different machines on your local network, allowing you to easily share documents, photos, video, and music, and sync e-mail accounts, even across Windows, Mac, and Linux systems.

In theory, it seems like a good idea (we often use Gmail and Google docs for this kind of thing). In practice, we found the Syncables software difficult to use. The screens are clearly not designed with the Mini's 1,024x576-pixel resolution in mind, the layout and navigation were confusing, even when installed on our desktop computer, and the entire process seemed fairly unintuitive.

The 10.1-inch wide-screen display has a 1,024x576-pixel native resolution, which is slightly lower than the 1,024x600-pixel resolution standard for a screen this size. That's generally fine for most Web surfing, but long, vertical pages and Word documents can require a lot of scrolling to read. The edge-to-edge glass of previous models has been replaced by a standard inset panel. It's not as slick a look, but the display itself was matte, instead of glossy, which is a very hard-to-find feature in a Netbook, and especially good if you're bothered by screen glare.

HP Mini 110 Average for category [netbook]
Video VGA VGA
Audio Combo headphone/mic jack headphone/microphone jacks
Data 3 USB 2.0, SD card reader 2 USB 2.0, SD card reader
Expansion None None
Networking Ethernet, 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth Ethernet, 802.11 b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Optical drive None None
The Mini 110 has more ports and connections than the Mini 1000 line, with a third USB port and a standard VGA output for video. Watch out for the split single headphone/mic jack, which can cause problems if you need to record and monitor audio at the same time.

Intel's single-core 1.6GHz Atom N270 CPU offers enough computing power for the basic tasks that Netbooks are designed--namely Web surfing, working on documents, and some basic multimedia playback. While the Asus Eee PC 1008HA offers a slightly faster N280 version of the Atom, this system performed on par with previous HP Mini Netbooks.

Netbook buyers must usually choose between three-cell and six-cell battery options. The smaller batteries commonly run from 2 to 3 hours, while a six-cell battery can be good for 5 hours or longer--but at the cost of added size and weight. In our video playback battery drain test, the Mini 110 ran for 2 hours and 22 minutes using the included three-cell battery. That's somewhat less than we'd expect, as the original Mini 1000 ran 20 minutes longer on the same test. In casual use, for Web surfing and office work, you should get closer to 3 hours (or longer) of battery life.

[rusteybenitez2@gmail.com]

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[flintloyd]

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[emberjim]

Please indicate what type of gadget would you prefer to trade with, para makapangukay sad mi sa dili na kaayo gamit namo na gadget. Kay lain sad kaau na ma-decline amo offer, for example naay makigtrade ug Xbox Kinect nya di ka ganahan..At least naa mi idea.. I'm not thread crapping ha, just sharing my thought at the same time UP sad na ko imo thread TS. One "like" here sa imo Avatar...

[roserose]

i dont know what Gadget pa man good as for now. basin man gud naay mga offer na mas nindot sa akoa g expect na gadget na akoa ipost. pero if naa najud koi na think i will post it na.

[TooBig4U]

1 month old psp 3001 + cash..pm me if interested....