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HP Mini 311 is one the best netbook in the HP family due its enhanced user interactive features and stunning high technology. The note worthy point of this amazing netbook is its NVIDIA Ion graphic. The sleek netbook recalls us of the HP mini 1000 in size and design. The HP mini 311 comes with a Black swirl finish and clamshell like design makes it look quite elegant and rich, the netbook features a spiral design pattern. The 11 inch display screen is covered with a glossy plastic and the exterior is made up of sliver and glossy black plastic.

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The HP Mini 311 comes with a nice firm keyboard having decent key size for smoother and faster data entry. This amazing netbook from HP is loaded with other features and key technical specifications like

• Genuine Windows XP 32 bit Operating System for proving a smooth and secure computing environment
• Intel Atom N270 processor with processing speed of 533MHz FSB (1.60Ghz)
• 1GB SDRAM and 160GB of Hard disk with speed of 5400rpm
• 11.6 inch diagonal display screen with resolution of 1366 x 768 and bright display
• NVIDIA Ion LE graphic card for running high end graphic applications
• WLAN of type 802.11 a/b/g for faster and secure wireless internet connectivity

Back in June, I gave you a LA Besace Lime Drop review for a bag I really liked and use pretty often. Last week, I found a new bag from be.ez called the LEvertigo in my mail. It's designed for a 13″ MacBook or a 10.2″ netbook and has a compact design.

The LEvertigo looks pretty simple from the outside. It's a slim shoulder bag that is very portable. Like the LA besace I reviewed before, it has a gray exterior with a lime green interior that provides a nice contrast. It's not bad looking from the outside, but you really don't feel its fashion until you open it up. Be.ez decided to replace the traditional zipper with velcro in the shape of a lower case letter e and a period. It's the details like this that set the be.ez bags apart. While this makes getting to your notebook faster, it's louder and not quite as library (or sleeping wife) friendly. For fans of zippers, they managed to include a couple inside the bag. The first is a small pouch in the bottom of the bag, just big enough for a paper back book. The other zipper is found closer to the top, sealing up a larger pouch that might hold CDs, etc.