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HP Mini 1000 netbook gets cheaper: now available for $360

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Computing | by Samuel Axon | Mon Dec 8, 2008 12:02PM | 0 comments

If you're still mulling over which netbook to buy this holiday, the HP Mini 1000 has become $40 more attractive. Previously, the starting price for the machine was $400, but over the weekend HP dropped it down to $360, only 10 bucks more than the Dell Inspiron Mini 9.

Anywhere wireless internet through 3G technology will still cost you an extra $200, but the cheap base model will let you browse the internet if WiFi is available nearby. No word yet about a price cut for the sexy Vivienne Tam edition, but even if that one drops by $40, it'll still be a high price to pay to be fashionable at $660!

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external link HP drops the price of the Mini 1000 to $359 [CrunchGear]
external link HP Mini 1000 Gets Mini-Sized $40 Price Cut… [Gizmodo]
external link HP Mini 1000 Gets Price Drop [Ubergizmo]
external link HP Mini 1000 starting price drops to $359 [Liliputing]
external link HP Mini 1000 to get $40 price cut [Engadget]

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