The mini-laptop, which cover the sale of April 15, was designed for educators feedback. Running on a VIA C7-M processor, it has gained 8.9 inches with a resolution of 1280 x 768 (WXGA) resolution, full qwerty keyboard, touch pad and a VGA camera.

The recommended price is around 500 (USD) for a version based on the open source OS Linux, and 600 (USD) for on the basis of Microsoft (MSFT) Windows XP or Windows Vista.

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Hewlett Packard PC 2133 Mini Notebook

Here’s a quick the 8 product Windows Vista editions:

1. Windows Vista Starter – This edition does not include the Aero graphical user interface, hence it’s not Vista-branded. And there’s no 64-bit edition, no networking, no Fast User Switching, no DVD Authoring, no gaming common controller support, and no image editing with enhanced touchup, and only three applications/windows are allowed to run simultaneously. Good only for really basic users with low budgets.

2. Windows Vista Home Basic – This is the true baseline version of Windows Vista; think Windows XP Home Edition. You can expect to find features such as Windows Firewall, Windows Search, Photo Library and etc. However, it doesn’t include the Aero graphical user interface as well. Every other edition below will be based on this edition. Good for general consumers or even the kids.

3. Windows Vista Home Basic N – Same as the Home Basic Edition, but minus the Windows Media Player. This edition is for the Europeans as they have antitrust rulings against Microsoft which does not allow the player to be bundled.

4. Windows Vista Home Premium – This edition includes features such as Media Center Extender support, Cable Card support, DVD authoring and Tablet PC functionality. This edition is best suited for notebooks and networked home desktops, but it’s probably insufficient for the geeks.

5. Windows Vista Business – Analogous to the Windows XP Professional, this will probably be the most widely used edition in corporate environments. This edition allows joining of domains, non-Microsoft networking (Netware, etc), Remote Desktop and Microsoft Windows Web Server. Most geeks and IT professionals will want to go for this edition.

6. Windows Vista Business N – Just like Home Basic N Edition, this one is meant for the Europeans and comes with no media player.

7. Windows Vista Enterprise – This edition will come with several new features such as Virtual PC, multi-language user interface (MUI) and Secure Startup (BitLocker Drive Encryption).

8. Windows Vista Ultimate – This one is going to be the most expensive, most feature-packed, and perhaps the most pirated edition of Vista. It’ll include new and unique features such as Game Performance Tweaker, Podcast creation utility, online “Club” services and privileged product support. This edition will be perfect for Windows fanboys.

So, which the best windows vista for you?

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Which Windows Vista Fits for You?