HP Mini

HP Mini is a line of small notebooks, categorized as netbooks manufactured by Hewlett-Packard under the HP, HP Compaq and Compaq brands. They either contain the HP built Linux, Microsoft Windows XP or Windows 7 Operating systems. Like most netbooks, they aren't built with CD/DVD drives. However, HP does sell portable DVD-Roms with the HP Lightscribe disc imaging software. These netbooks are best used for written documents, small programs and web browsing.

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Models

Following are current or past models of Hewlett-Packard branded netbooks:

References

  1. ^ Compare HP mini 210 and HP mini 5103

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Company founders
HP: William Hewlett • David Packard • Compaq: Rod Canion • Jim Harris • Bill Murto
(HP and Compaq Merged on May 3, 2002)[1]
Board of Directors
Raymond J. Lane (Executive Chairman) • Marc Andreessen • Lawrence T. Babbio, Jr. • Sari M. Baldauf • Rajiv L. Gupta • John H. Hammergren • G. Kennedy Thompson • Gary M. Reiner • Patricia F. Russo • Dominique Senequier • Shumeet Banerji • Ann Livermore • Meg Whitman
Executive Officers
Meg Whitman • Todd Bradley • Cathie Lesjak • Dave Donatelli • Vyomesh Joshi • Michael J. Holston • Marty Homlish • Tracy Keogh • Bill Veghte • John Visentin • Jan Zadak • Prith Banerjee
Computer hardware products
Consumer electronics and accessories
Other divisions
Software
Discontinued products
Compaq Deskpro • Compaq Evo • Compaq Portable • Compaq ProLinea • Compaq ProSignia • Compaq SystemPro • Jornada • Omnibook • iPod+HP • VoodooPC • TouchPad
Closed Division
HP CEOs
Assets
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References
Annual revenue: US$104.2 billion (15% FY 2007) • Employees: 309,000 • Stock symbol: NYSE: HPQ • Website: hp.com