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We've seen several HP netbooks in the past, and although they've always offered excellent usability and quality, there has often been something missing. The HP Mini 5101 is the latest, and sitting at the top end of the netbook market it has to be good...
Quality, keyboard, good connectivity...
Price, conservative design won't suit all...
A very comfortable, well made and easy to use netbook, but it's way too expensive and falls behind when compared to the CULV ultraportables it outpricesKey specs3.5mm jack, 3G, Bluetooth, HSDPA, Li-ion battery, MemoryStick, SD, SDHC, USB, VGA, Wi-Fi...
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We've been impressed with several of HP's netbooks, although they've struggled to match the best machines on the market. The Mini 5101 is the latest and has a lot to offer. The conservative matt-black design is highlighted by a brushed-aluminium lid. I...
Good screen, Great build quality, Good connectivity...
Windows Vista on a netbook...
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HPs second netbook is the best one we’ve yet seen for design and build, and the high resolution display is another highlight. However, unimpressive battery life and high cost take the shine of an otherwise first-rate machine...
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HPs business-based netbook has grown up - and the HP Mini 5101 introduces some long-overdue improvements. HP pioneered the notion of transforming a netbook into a corporate raider. The idea seems like a budget-conscious no-brainer now, but 18 month...
Until UK pricing is known, its difficult to offer a definitive verdict on the HP Mini 5101, but its fair to say that HP has succeeded in delivering a smarter netbook. Darren Gladstone...
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pcauthority.com.au Updated:
2011-11-04 17:24:19
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Overall, the battery adds a little bit of extra weight, but the HP Mini 5101 gains from a huge improvement in battery life. Not surprisingly, the battery life was the one weak spot of the HP mini range, but at least with the 5101, an extended battery w...
Since we saw the HP Mini for our huge netbook roundup in October, a new 6-cell battery has been released...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated:
2011-11-04 17:24:20
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When we heard that HP was making some big changes to its small business netbook, we were worried. After all, the current version — the Mini 2140 — is probably our all-time favourite netbook, thanks to an innovative keyboard (since adopted by HPs consu...
Revamped version of one of our favourite netbooks, Excellent keyboard and touch pad, Sturdy and durable, Includes accelerometer, Optional higherresolution display...
Loses its ExpressCard slot, Standard netbook components at a premium price...
HPs biz-minded Mini 5101 is a successor to the Mini 2140 (one of our all-time favourite netbooks). It looks and feels great, but for a premium-price netbook, we expect to get more features, not fewer. Editors’ rating: 8.2/10...
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When is a netbook so good that it feels like you’re using a regular laptop? Pretty much never, but the HP Mini 5101 feels as close to a real notebook as you'll get with a netbook, and we think it's a brilliant product. It's built out of metal and is very stylish, with a beautiful keyboard and a latchless, high resolution 10.1in screen. Its specifications mean that unless you’ve got a multitude of programs open at the same time, it doesn’t feel like it’s running an Intel Atom CPU. While using...
Very sturdy, good performance, 320GB hard drive, 2GB RAM...
Function keys’ primary and secondary functions are reversed, keys are hard to read in the dark...
The HP Mini 5101 feels more like a regular laptop than a netbook and this is because of its sturdy construction, relatively good speed and excellent keyboard design. Not only that, it looks good and it has a 1366x768 screen. There really isn’t too muc...
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