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	<title>Comments on: HP Mini 1035NR</title>
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		<title>By: Lone Star</title>
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		<dc:creator>Lone Star</dc:creator>
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		<description>I have to admit that I have always avoided HP notebooks like the plague, due to friends having problems and purportedly slow customer service. So I was looking into some HP netbooks.

I had read that the 60GB HD version was good, so I went with the 1035nr. Besides, I had wanted Bluetooth anyway, and did not want to waste a USB port on it.

I also ordered a 2GB RAM (to replace the 1GB in the 1030 and 1035nr) from Crucial, and upgraded it.

So now we&#039;re talking! The system runs practically as fast as my Dell XPS m1330, but of course I am not really doing Photoshop on this, nor any processor-intensive video editing. I love the keyboard on this thing ... and I am getting used to the mouse. I&#039;d rather have the small size, so I understand the compromises HP had to make, and why they put the mouse buttons to the sides of the touchpad.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have to admit that I have always avoided HP notebooks like the plague, due to friends having problems and purportedly slow customer service. So I was looking into some HP netbooks.</p>
<p>I had read that the 60GB HD version was good, so I went with the 1035nr. Besides, I had wanted Bluetooth anyway, and did not want to waste a USB port on it.</p>
<p>I also ordered a 2GB RAM (to replace the 1GB in the 1030 and 1035nr) from Crucial, and upgraded it.</p>
<p>So now we&#8217;re talking! The system runs practically as fast as my Dell XPS m1330, but of course I am not really doing Photoshop on this, nor any processor-intensive video editing. I love the keyboard on this thing &#8230; and I am getting used to the mouse. I&#8217;d rather have the small size, so I understand the compromises HP had to make, and why they put the mouse buttons to the sides of the touchpad.</p>
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