Among the many netbooks that debut with Windows 7 OS at Amazon, it was surprising that many chose to purchase the HP Mini 110. The HP Mini 110 currently leads the hordes of Windows 7 netbooks up for grabs at Amazon, followed by three Eee PC 1005 netbooks with one of them running Win7.

Whatever made the HP Mini 110  tops the Amazon charts, were really don’t know. But in case you’re interested to follow others here’s what you’re going to get aside from a Windows 7 running OS from the HP Mini 311:

• 1.6GHz N270 Atom CPU
• 1GB of RAM
• 10.1-inch LED anti glare display
• 160 GB HDD
• Wi-Fi
• full-sized keyboard
• 6-cell battery

The HP Mini 110 currently sells fo $319.99 at Amazon. Relatively cheap which could probably be the reason why it is leading the bestsellers right now.

via I4U

And since we’re at it, here’s another one. This time its the HP Mini 110 dressed in another clothing. The design was created by designer named Tord Boontje. This could be the male version of those HP Vivienne Tam netbook as it looks more manly to me.

But mind you, the design is not just your ordinary skin but it is actually a product of a new process called “HP Imprint 3D.” What’s so special about this process is the fact that it adds layers and depth to the design.

Spec-wise, it’s exactly the HP Mini 110 which reported not so long ago.

The good news is, this HP Mini Netbook in Tord Boontje design will have a lower price than the Vivienne Tam edition. It will set you back for only $399. That’s good to know.

Via Engadget

In conjunction with Notebooks.com and 24 other websites, HP are running a back to school promotion dubbed “Better Together”. Readers of the blogs will have the chance to win a HP Mini 110. The actual prize is a bundle, which consists of the netbook, the Pavillion DV6 notebook and a Timbuk2 bag. There are 25 bundles up for grabs and the sites are running the promotions at different times of the month, with some overlapping, but one ending each day up until September 6th.

The Mini 110 features a 10.1 inch display, 1GB of RAM, 160GB HDD, Intel Atom processor and a six cell battery, where as the notebook offers a 16 inch display. You can view the list of sites taking part in the promotion along with the dates after the jump.

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For our dear readers in Canada, Rogers is treating you all with an HP Mini 110 netbook embedded with 3G module. That means that you don’t only get this cool looking netbook from HP but you’d also get access to the internet with download speed of up to 7.2Mbps. That also frees you up with dauting task of finding a WiFi hotspot just to use your netbooks while on the go.

The 3G-enabled HP Mini will be available for $299.99. And it will be exclusively distributed by Future Shop and Best Buy stores across Canada. This price comes with a 2 year service contract with data plans starting at $25 plus $6.95 system access.

Rogers’ 3.5G HSPA network covers areas in Canada from Victoria to Halifax which is equivalent to reaching 75% of the Canadian population. So you are assured of continous mobile internet connection where ever you are located in Canada.

Via The BGR

Folks who are eyeing the HP Mini 1000 for the longest time should doing so now as HP has phased out this netbook now. But don’t worry, in place of the HP Mini 1000 is a sleeker and fresher HP Mini 110 which comes in two flavors – the HP Mini 110 Mi Edition which sells for $279.99 and the Windows XP Edition which sells for $329.99.

Like we told you before, the HP Mini 110 will have the following specs:

• Intel Atom 270 CPU (add $25 to get the N280)
• 160 GB HDD or 16-32GB SSD
• 10.1″ (1024×576) display
• WiFi
• 6-cell lithium-polymer battery (add $40)

Both models of the HP Mini 110 are available for order now at the HP Online Store, alongside the fashionable HP Viviene Tam Edition.

Via Portable Monkey

If you’re an HP Mini netbook fan who haven’t recently purchased the Mini 2140 due to its high price, maybe it’s time to save up for the next HP Mini netbooks slated for release soon. These HP Mini netbooks are the HP Mini 110XP, HP 110 Mi Edition and HP Mini 1101.

So, what does HP brings to the netbook table with these three new netbooks? Nothing much really but some minor new advanced features. The HP Mini 110XP will be equipped with Broadcom accelerator chipset for decoding HD video up to 1080p and a 1.66GHz Atom N280 CPU. The HP Mini 110XP will retail for $329 on June 10.

The HP Mini 110 Mi Edition on the other will have  a retail price of $279 and would have a Linux OS. It will also be available on June 10.

Finally, we have the HP Mini 1101 which is almost identical to the HP Mini 1000 and its variants. This netbook will either have XP, XP Pro or Vista for OS, a 6-cell battery and internatl 3G connectivity features.  The HP Mini 1101 will set you back for $329 and will hit netbook stores on June 1.

So, if you are getting any of these HP Mini netbooks, which one would you most likely get?

Via Netbook User