Pros
- Premium model features speedy hard drive
- Rugged design and aluminum frame
Cons
- Awkwardly placed mouse buttons
Bottom Line
The HP Mini 2140 netbook improves on the earlier Mini 2133, but it retains its predecessor's awkward mouse buttons.
PCWorld's HP HP Mini 2140 Coverage
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Latest HP Netbook Grows Up, Stays Mini
The HP Mini 2140 takes a giant step forward from last year's Mini 2133, but this new netbook still stays small.
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