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The HP Mini 311 has been getting rave reviews since its launch in September. The device is known for being the first thin and light notebook to come with Nvidia ION graphics. Reviewers claim that in overall performance the Mini 311 is better than most netbooks in the market.

HP Mini 311 specifications
Display: 11.6 inch display with 1366x768 pixels.
Processor: Atom 1.6 GHz N270 processor
Memory: 1GB of RAM
Hard disk capacity: 160GB
Operating system: Windows XP operating system
Other features include 5-in-1 card reader, three USB 2.0 ports and audio jacks.

Performance
The HP Mini 311 is undoubtedly one of the best netbooks in the market. People who reviewed the netbook has even compared it to other thin and light machines such as MSI X340 and Asus UL30A.

The device runs on a standard Intel Atom processor, but instead of the integrated Intel graphics it uses a powerful Nvidia GeForce 9400M graphics which considerably boosts its video performance. In fact it outperforms every netbook and even some CULV machines in the PCMark05 test.

The Mini 311 is now available in the US market with a starting price of $399.

Do you have extreme dislike having to wrench your notebook out of a bursting at the seams bag at security despite the fact that at the same time struggling to obtain your shoes, belt and jacket off all along with emptying alteration from your pockets? Remain tuned, TSA friendly notebook bags may be sneaking in from the house of Targus and Skooba almost immediately. Back in the month of March the TSA made a proclamation that they would be paying attention in bag producers coming up with archetype bags that would permit them to screen notebooks while still packed in the bag.

The TSA stipulates the following requirements:
• The transportation bag cannot go beyond any one of the projected dimensions - 16 inches in height, 24 inches in width and 36 inches in length.
• The materials that are used in making the bag by no means should degrade the eminence of the X-ray image of the notebook.
• No straps, no pockets, no zippers, no handles or closures of the bag can hinder with the X-Ray image of the notebook.
• No electronics, battery chargers, batteries, wires, paper products, pens or any other similar contents of the bag can protect the picture of the notebook.

It appears that a lot of companies saw the luminosity and hurried to blueprint bags that met these necessities. The prototypes were forwarded to the TSA this month. The TSA is at the moment trying the prototypes of these new-fangled notebook cases that permit them to see the notebook evidently without taking the notebook out from the bag.