In the same online document from Verizon that listed the RIM BlackBerry PlayBook tablet as coming soon, there’s evidence that shows HP is planning to launch at least two different 4G netbooks for users to take advantage of their LTE data plans with. Pictured above, both the HP Pavilion dm1 and Compaq Mini CQ10 are listed as coming soon, and are highlighted as being “4G LTE mobile broadband capable”.

Other features of the HP Pavilion dm1 include a dual core AMD E-350 processor, 2GB RAM, 320GB hard drive, built-in webcam and an 11.6-inch HD LCD screen (1366×768). Meanwhile, the Compaq Mini CQ10 is equipped with an Intel N455 processor running at 1.66 GHz, 10-inch 1024×600 LCD screen, 1GB RAM and 250GB HDD.

No pricing info is available for either netbook, but the LTE data plans will cost just like regular 3G plans do, and that means that the highest-priced plan which offers 10GB of data will go for $80 USD. Verizon will probably release more info as we near winter 2011.

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We recently reported that HP could be getting ready to release an Android powered netbook. Yes that’s right, Google Android, not Chrome. The OS is being reworked to work on the netbook as the OS is usually found on smartphones. The Airlife 100, will come with the Android OS and possibly a Snapdragon processor. Other specs will include a 16GB SSD, 10.1 inch touch screen. It will also feature Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity. The battery is said to last for an outstanding 12 hours.

No information on when this will be released, or pricing but, HP will be offering the netbook with Telefonica mobile broadband service plans in Latin America and Europe.

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Back at CES, HP showed off a laptop that was running Google Android as the operating system. At the time, it was thought that it was more of an experiment, rather than something they might actually release. However a netbook has hit the FCC by HP, which resembles the model shown off at CES. It’s confirmed that the netbook will feature a 1GHz Snapdragon processor. The netbook will also feature a 3G sim module and is hinted to be headed to AT&T.

If the Compaq AirLife 100 is the same netbook shown at CES and will come with Android, HP will have to make modifications to the OS, as Android was created for smartphones. Google Chrome is the netbook alternative but, a HP rep has said that Android has advantages over Chrome, specifically when it comes to touch screen support.

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So we’ve read the specs of the upcoming netbook/CULV notebook from HP and we’ve seen the machine in action handling Call of Duty 4 smoothly, now it’s time to see it up close and personal. The lucky folks at Blogeee have got hold of the upcoming HP Mini 311 and have taken many photos of it.

Firstly, while it is noted as the HP Mini 311, the actual branding on the netbook is that of Compaq who HP took over. In the photos, Blogeee have captured each side of the netbook, along with a look at under the battery. Also thrown in are a couple of photos showing it with the Samsung NC10.

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This literally slipped past us, but thanks to a mention on Netbook3G, we are now aware of the Compaq CQ2000M, the newest nettop on the block. Compaq didn’t exactly make it big in the netbook space when it launched the Compaq Mini 700 (although HP did), so they’re going to try their luck nettops now. The Compaq CQ2000M actually looks pretty good on paper. Its specs, which include a DVD writer, are:

- Intel Atom N230 processor
- 1GB RAM
- DVD players / recorders
- 160GB HDD
- Ethernet port
- Sound card with 5.1 audio
- 4 USB ports
- Windows XP
- 20 inch screen (bundled monitor)
- Keyboard + optical mouse

No word on a release date or pricing yet, but we’ll be on the lookout for those and will let you know in a future update.

[PDF] Compaq CQ2000M fact sheet Via Netbook3G

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The Compaq Mini 700 will feature a 10.2 inch screen with flush glass panel and a resolution of 1024×600, an Intel Atom processor, wi-fi, bluetooth and an SD card slot. The Mini 700 comes in both a hard drive and SSD variant. The hard drive will have 60GB of space, while the SSD option will provide you with 8GB or 16GB of space.

The Compaq Mini will retail for £299, giving it a lower price tag than HP’s other recently announced netbooks. The Mini 700 will be available from mid December.

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