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HP 2133 Sub-Notebook First Review

Posted on Apr 8, 08 12:39 AM PDT

HP 2133 Sub-Notebook First Review

The beautiful HP 2133 is making its way to reviewers and the first impressions are very positive, very much in line with what we expected after looking at the specifications. It’s cheap: the $550 version is substantial and the $749 one will flat out beat anything of this size. We like the high-resolution display, the comfortable and the high-quality construction in general. It is not perfect however: It runs hot and forces the cooling fans to spin frequently. Also, the display can’t be bent all the way back, making it hard for tall users to look straight at the screen. Thanks to Xavier from notebook.com for sharing his first impression with us. Technical details in the full page.

Common specs

  • 7” Display, 1280x768 resolution
  • Ethernet Port
  • 2x USB 2.0 ports
  • VGA Out
  • ExpressCard
  • SD Slot
  • Wifi Adapter
  • External DVD drive (optional)

$499

  • 1.0Ghz CPU (Via)
  • 512 MB RAM
  • 4GB of Flash storage
  • Linux
$550
  • 1.2Ghz CPU (Via)
  • 1GB RAM
  • 120GB Hard Drive
  • Linux
$599
  • 1.2Ghz CPU (Via)
  • 1GB RAM
  • 120GB Hard Drive
  • Windows Vista Home (or XP+Vista)
$749
  • 1.6Ghz CPU
  • 2GB RAM
  • 120GB Hard Drive
  • Windows Vista Home (or XP+Vista)

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By arnold , 28/06/08 10:51 PM (CommentID #752226)


what is the equivalent speed of the via processor compared to intel processors? Thanks

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By todd , 04/05/08 12:55 AM (CommentID #663019)


so cute

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By serge eluhu , 21/04/08 4:39 PM (CommentID #645129)


I ordered one from up and its taking forever about 3 weeks.

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By Lucky , 11/04/08 1:57 AM (CommentID #624275)


It's a 8'9" screen

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By Hubert , 09/04/08 11:06 AM (CommentID #620372)


That's true, the Via CPU is somewhat of a turn-off, but I'm pretty sure that an Atom version will show up at some point. In the meantime, Via is a shortcut to get to the market faster

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By BoloMKXXVIII , 08/04/08 8:32 AM (CommentID #617516)


It would be a nice computer, if it didn't have the Via processor.

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