HP seems to leave no stone unturned to make its Mini 110 netbooks all the more better. After the XP edition, HP has now announced the arrival of the HP Mini 110 netbooks in Canada through Rogers 3.5G network. It is claimed to be the fastest network in Canada.
Powered with the Rogers network, these HP netbooks will now come packed with broadband technology for quick Internet connection. With download speeds up to 7.2Mbps, users can enjoy amazing convenience and productivity without the need of any WiFi connectivity.
“Just as voice communications have long expanded beyond finding a pay phone or waiting until you get home to make a call, as the Internet evolves from a source of information to an enabler of communication, mobile Internet ready netbooks are the perfect companion to our richly connected lives,” says Mansell Nelson, Vice President of Business Product Management, Rogers Wireless. “Rogers is proud to lead this innovative new product category and now offer our customers an even wider selection of wireless products to meet their mobile needs.”
The HP Mini 110 netbooks feature a 10.1-inch display, one-inch thickness, wide keyboard (92 percent of the standard keyboards), Atom processor, 160GB HDD and 1GB RAM.
“Whether it’s for business or personal use, Canadians want a fast connection to the Internet whenever and wherever they happen to be,” says Jeff Cates, Vice President of Consumer Marketing at HP Canada. “Through this first-of-its-kind offering in Canada, HP wants to continue to deliver the technology our customers need to meet the needs of their increasingly mobile lifestyles.”
Rogers 3.5G HSPA network is said to reach out to 75 percent of the population in Canada. This is because it is now available in more than 25 top markets in Canada.
Along with a two year contract, The HP Mini 110 is available for $299.99 (approx. Rs.14,630) at Future Shop and Best Buy stores throughout Canada. Wireless data plans for Rogers mobile Internet ready netbooks start at just $25.00. Users need to pay additional $6.95 system access fee and also shell out for 500MB per month.
