Intel Atom CPU
Go for HP mini 210. its upgradable netbook
The price range vary depending on the brand of the netbook or mini netbook. However, the range is close since the size is the main difference together with the memory and some technical features.
The Gateway 10.1 is a better netbook, because it performs the functions of a netbook better than the HP Mini 210 10.1. Although the HP Mini has a slightly stronger processor and and GMA card, the Gateway is superior where it matters. The Gateway has much longer battery life, at 6 hours, compared to the HP Mini's 4.25 hours. A netbook is used for portability so the longer the battery, the better! The Gateway also has a MUCH larger hard drive at 250GB, compared to the HP Mini's 160GB hard drive. More space allows the Gateway to store more mobile entertainment. Finally, the Gateway is also slightly cheaper than the HP Mini. For the purposes of a mobile netbook, the Gateway 10.1 is better than the HP Mini 210 10.1.
A netbook mini is much smaller then most netbooks, and because of this uses inferior hardware components such as CPU, which run at slower rates then typical netbooks.
Actually iTunes can only be used on that netbook with Windows 7.
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There is only one accessible memory slot on the HP Mini Netbook. Maximus supported memory is 2048 mB.
A notebook has more memory and a bigger processor. It also has a larger screen then a netbook and a DVD or a blu ray drive. If you only need very basic things such as writing emails and connecting to the internet then a netbook is for you. If you need to use a lot of software and use discs then you need a laptop.
The HP Mini, like all minis using the Intel Atom, come with the Intel Atom's standard chipset graphics card, which isn't terribly fast.
Dell's Mini 9 netbook computer starts at $249 on www.dell.com. The price begin to climb once certain features, such as memory and disk space are added.
Check with Intel to see how much it can use and support. Some Netbooks can be upgraded, but it depends on the Netbook you are using.