HP Mini 311 set for spec bump, Windows 7 Professional
With the overdue passing of Windows XP into the next world comes the cheery note that Microsoft's
ceiling on netbook specs will also
be no more -- and the
Mini 311 is among the first to get upgraded in time for the new king of Windowstan. The already
competent performer will be getting the full (non-LE) ION treatment, max memory of 3GB, an 80GB SSD option or up to 320GB of the old school storage stuff, and a choice of Windows 7 flavors up to the Professional level. This info comes from the machine's maintenance guide, so we can't be certain of
when the upgrades will be ready for consumption, but HP's
track record would suggest the answer to that is
soon.
[Via
Liliputing]
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