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Press release, April 8; Joseph Tsai, DIGITIMES [Tuesday 8 April 2008]
Hewlett-Packard (HP) has introduced a full-function, mini-notebook PC – the HP 2133 for the educational market. At slightly more than 2.5-pounds, the mini is smaller and lighter than many math or science books, pointed out HP. It includes a suite of wireless, multimedia and security capabilities to allow students to learn everywhere they go. The mini is packed with a combination of features to boost productivity and improve the overall mobile experience, including: HP DuraKeys, featuring a clear coating applied over the notebook keyboard that protects the finish and printed letters and characters and an HP 3D DriveGuard, which sends a signal to shut down the hard drive upon sudden movement or shock by using a three-axis digital accelerometer chip. The mini also features a 8.9-inch diagonal WXGA display and full keyboard and touchpad, while it also provides wireless technologies such as integrated Wi-Fi certified WLAN and optional Bluetooth. The HP 2133 mini-note PC starts at US$499 and is expected to be available later this month. 
HP 2133 mini-notebook PC
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