Abstract: If theres one thing going against the Mini 2140, its the price tag that comes with it. Given the specs, we were expecting it to be closer to the £300 mark. We were also left yearning for the high-resolution display of the Mini-Note 2133, and althoug...
Abstract: HPs Mini 2140 looks almost identical to the companys 2133 Mini-Note which is no bad thing. The brushed metal case looks classy and feels very robust. The 2140 has an Intel Atom N270 processor, which is quicker and generates far less heat than the ...
So where does the HP Mini 2140 sit in the netbook hall of fame? Well, pretty close to the top as it happens. We love the keyboard, its lightweight nature and robust design. It is, however, a little on the pricey side compared to the competition. Both ...
Abstract: Third time's a charm? HP tries yet again to crack the netbook market, and its third endeavour is its best entry yet.Using the Mini 2133 as a base design (complete with anodised aluminium case, bezel-free LCD, and spacious keyboard), the Mini 2140 has u...
Solid metal construction; full ExpressCard/54 slot; big keyboard
Odd resolution loses a few pixels; no mobile-broadband options yet; awkward mouse-button placement
A premium version of the plastic Mini 1000, the aluminium-clad HP Mini 2140 handles standard netbook tasks capably and offers a large keyboard and solid construction. Combined with the fact that HP has managed to keep the price down, the 2140 has beco...
HP has assembled a compelling netbook package, but in the US at least, the HP Mini 2140 in its premium configuration bears a price tag that approaches what youd expect to find on a good all-purpose machine. Darren Gladstone ...
