HP Mini 210-2001xx Notebook Broadcom GPS 64 BIT
HP Mini 210-2001xx Notebook Broadcom GPS Driver
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HP Mini 210-2001xx Notebook Broadcom GPS Driver
Build quality is very good even with the bottom panel that snaps into place.
On the inside the keyboard feels solid in its tray with very little flex or movement. The palmrest also holds up well, although if you have adult-sized hands your palms are hanging over the notebook and almost resting on the desk surface. In short, it is a pretty solid netbook with all things considered.
HP designed the Mini with a bottom panel that comes off using old-fashion finger power. Any upgrade can be performed in seconds, and is much less intimidating for even the most basic of users.
This is useful in a number of ways, including properly displaying menu windows and reducing excessive horizontal or vertical scrolling. Another added benefit is being able to watch P video, although it also relies on you having a Broadcom CrystalHD decoder card configured with the system.
Without that card the system would be unable to play the content, let alone display it on the higher resolution panel at reasonable framerates. If you can read small text on a mobile phone, you should be able to view the screen without any problems.

Color and contrast are very nice, although at times I felt reflections off the all-glass surface seemed to obscure part of the panel. Backlight levels were great for viewing the screen in bright office conditions, but outdoor viewing was out of the question.
Viewing angles were average compared to other notebooks, with colors starting to invert or distort when the screen was tilted HP Mini 210-2001xx Notebook Broadcom GPS 15 degrees forward or back. Horizontal viewing angles were better, but the reflections seemed to obscure the panel past 45 to 50 degrees. The small speakers on the HP Mini HD are located on the front edge of the palmrest, angled downward towards your lap.

On a flat desktop they easily filled up a small room with music but once you placed the netbook in your lap they became muffled and easily blocked by clothing. The keyboard has good-size Shift, Tab, and other important keys, which is crucial for a small Netbook.
HP also wisely continues its trend of making the Function keys actually functional; the typical alternate tasks such as volume and brightness controls have become the F1-F12 keys' primary function, and the old F-key uses require you to hold down the Fn key in other words, a role reversal for the Function keys. We're also fond of the new touch-pad design, which borrows from HP's recent Envy line of laptops. The HP Mini 210-2001xx Notebook Broadcom GPS buttons are built right into the lower left and right corners of the pad, and the entire pad depresses with each click--much as you'd find on a current MacBook.

The real win here is actually that the older HP Netbook touch pad, with its wide-but-short surface and side-mounted mouse buttons, is no more it's actually been relegated to an entry-level Compaq Netbook.