Hewlett Packard (HP), a few hours before the start of IFA 2010 in Berlin, decided to make public its latest in mobile netbooks and notebooks. As mentioned in previous reports , the HP Mini 210 and Mini 5103 have been updated, incorporating in some configurations, the dual core processor, Intel Atom N550.

With a press release, the American multinational HP has made public the updating of its 10-inch netbook, HP Mini 210 and Mini 5103 now available with Intel Atom processor N550 at 1.5GHz dual core and support for DDR3 RAM. Among the most important options, we find the card Broadcom Crystal HD, which will allow you to watch high definition video smoothly and quickly. For less demanding users will still be available configurations with Intel Atom N455 and N475 at 1.66GHz to 1.83GHz.

HP Mini-210 has a 10.1-inch LCD screen with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels, keyboard to the island, 6-cell battery (capable of providing 10.75 hours in a row) and optional GPS module. This model will be released in five different colors: charcoal, crimson red, lavender frost, bright rose, and Ocean Drive. The cost to the public at the time only for the American market, will be $ 329.

HP Mini 5103, however, the netbook business of the U.S. has a 10.1-inch screen with a choice of resolution 1024 x 600 pixel (WSVGA) or 1366 x 768 pixels (HD) (touchscreen optional). The battery of 4 cells or cells ensure maximum operational autonomy instead of 10:15 hours (6 cell battery). HP Mini 5103 will be equipped with HP DayStarter, an application that will allow the user to access some features of the netbook without starting Windows.

Unlike the Mini 210, Netbook HP's business has a anodized aluminum chassis, embellished with a satin finish. The price of HP Mini 5103 is $ 399.