Tuesday, September 7 2010
HP introduced the new HP Mini 5103 - HP’s latest touch-enabled mini notebook, designed for mobile professionals. From a starting weight of 1.2kg, the HP Mini 5103 incorporates Intel's latest Atom N550 dual-core processor, in addition to the new Atom N455 and N475 processors, all of which support DDR3 memory. Available in standard or touch-enabled versions. the HP Mini 5103 features a sturdy, lightweight, anodized-aluminum display enclosure with a brushed finish in three colors - red, blue and espresso. It also comes with an optional handle for easy transport.



The HP Mini 5103 also offers a spacious 95 percent of a full size QWERTY keyboard and a touchpad for convenience of typing messages and navigating page to page. The optional touchscreen also allows users to work intuitively and quickly via multitouch gestures, finger taps and swipes across the screen.

In addition, the HP features a large, 10.1-inch diagonal LED display, available in either WSVGA or HD resolutions. With the Broadcom HD video decoder card, the Mini 5103 can playback 720p and 1080p high definition (HD) video without noticeable lag.

The manufacturer offers either a four-cell battery for lighter weight or optional six-cell battery for longer battery life. When configured with the optional six-cell battery, the HP Mini 5103 delivers up to 10 hours and 15 minutes of operation.

The HP Mini 5103 also includes HP DayStarter, a software program that allows users to check their activities through a customized 12-hour calendar display that offers quick access to appointments and battery status, all while Windows boots.

Pricing and Availability
The HP Mini 5103 is currently available with a starting price of US $399.
posted by btarunr - 6:02 PM |  Related News

User comments
by Completely Bonkers (September 7th - 10:51 PM) - Reply
Datasheet and specs: http://h10010.www1.hp.com/wwpc/pscmisc/vac/us/product_pdfs/HP_Mini_5103_Datasheet.pdf

Note HD resolution is 1366 x 768.

Also note that the picture of the laptop is quite different. Hmm, I wonder which one is the right one? I hope the new pictures are the new design, because the old one is fugly: http://liliputing.com/2010/09/hp-mini-5103-dual-core-netbook-review.html
by Selene (September 8th - 12:13 AM) - Reply
You can probabl play back 1080p on your TV, but not on the laptop its self.
by Drone (September 8th - 5:38 AM) - Reply
Never liked hp, always pricey and lackluster. This Mini 5103 is better than old Mini 5102 only because of Atom N455/475 and DDR3.
by orionbg (September 8th - 9:56 AM) - Reply
never mind! I'm blind!
by Baum (September 8th - 3:34 PM) - Reply
the selling point of this is its metal casing, coming from an HP Mininote 2133 i would like to add, i am sold!
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