We also disabled features such as WiFi and Bluetooth and tweaked it such that the various power saving measures do not kick-in to hibernate the unit before it actually runs out of juice.
#Mininote pc movie
Without a DVD drive to loop a movie with for our standard tests, we resorted to grabbing a high-definition video and looping it continuously at our normal brightness and volume settings of 50%, similar to our test for the Macbook Air. Even if you take it apart, it's merely for serviceability as you can't change much besides upgrading the memory using the single SO-DIMM slot and perhaps a larger capacity hard drive. The good news is that it's not really hard to take the Mini-Note apart, but HP has obviously designed the Mini-Note to be as tamper-proof as possible, so there are no visible screws on its shell on first looks. So if you're a big fan of SSDs, you might want to hold off getting the Mini-Note for now (although the gains are usually not as much as the technology claims to be at the moment).īeing the curious bunch we are at HardwareZone, we gently took the Mini-Note apart to check out its innards, but we didn't get far as we didn't want to damage this gem. Having a speedy 7200RPM 160GB HDD also helped somewhat, and HP has informed us that they will also be shipping solid-state drives (SSD) for the Mini-Note in the third quarter of this year. While its size may be small and its processor somewhat lacking, using the Mini-Note was still a smooth and pleasant experience, thanks in part to the 2GB of RAM that our review unit was shipped with. Small On the Insides Small On the Insides
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