I have finally found the solution to end my Mini-Note Vista woes. Or so I thought. This morning I braved the Windows XP installation on the Mini-Note.

Welcome back to the Mini-Dome! In case you're just joining us, LAPTOP searched all over our office for four typists who were brave enough to take on the ASUS Eee PC, the HP Mini-Note and the CTL 2Go PC in the ultimate type-off challenge. .

How tired that little ASUS Eee PC must be at the end of the day. Not only can it serve as an accomplice in stealing money in an ATM scam, but it also morphs into a GPS navigator..

Lots of my fellow Mini-Note troopers, including JKOnTheRun and Brad Linder, have found installing Windows XP on the Mini-Note to solve lots of the speed and performance issues. But as my colleagues know, I am a believer in Vista.

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Like everyone else, we here at LAPTOP are enamored with mini-notebooks, but we're concerned about the size of the keyboards. While the HP Mini-Note sports an almost full-size keyboard with much more f...

I was reading Liliputing blogger Brad Linder's experiences with the HP Mini-Note this morning and became increasingly jealous of his Mini-Note running Windows XP (his system was originally running Ope...

The initial reviews of the HP Mini-Note have been overwhelmingly positive, and HP itself has no shame in admitting it has made a killer system. A roomy 92 percent full-size keyboard and a glossy 8.9-i...

Spring has sprung here in New York City: The sky is blue and the grass (what we have of it) is green. It is not to dissimilar to the Microsoft XP desktop on our ASUS Eee PC 4G XP.