There are a lot of Netbooks available nowadays on the market that are so similar in terms of hardware and software that manufacturers have to find other ways to differentiate them–usually with aesthetics and design. The HP Mini 1000 Mi Edition (Mini 1110NR) is a pretty, low-cost netbook focused on easy Web access and entertainment. It uses the same design as the Mini 1000, but runs the Mobile internet (Mi) software rather than Windows. Hp Mini 1000 Mi Edition Series comes with Intel Atom Processor N270 – 1.60 ghz, 512 mb Ddr2 System Memory – 1 Dimm, 8gb – Solid State Drive Flash Module, Hp Mobile Internet – Mi Software Built On Linux.

The sleek Mi interface makes for an intuitive and easy user experience. The HP Mini 1000 Mi Edition uses the same design as the popular Mini 1000, but it runs HP’s Mobile Internet (Mi) software rather than Windows–a simplified interface that is much better than those found on other Linux Netbooks, such as the original Acer Aspire One and Asus Eee PC. The main feature of the interface is the convenience of HP’s Home screen, which gives you access to e-mail, Web, music, photos, and a program launcher through multiple launch panels, rather than a traditional desktop. For an Internet appliance-style design, it’s well done, but it will appeal to only a select audience. We suspect most will still want the flexibility and familiarity of Windows. The HP Mini 1000 Mi has a distinctive geometric pattern on its lid and the same large, comfortable keyboard as the XP version of the Mini 1000. While an aluminum chassis (as found on the similar HP Mini 2140) is generally preferable to one made from plastic, the construction of the Mini 1000 feels solid and durable. The 10.2-inch wide-screen LCD display offers a 1,024×600-pixel resolution,. Pitched as a self-contained solution, the custom interface and included software are the most important parts of this version of the Mini 1000.