The HP Mini 5102, announced at CES 2010, is a netbook targeted at business and education use. It has a 10.1" diagonal LED-backlit WSVGA widescreen display optionally provided with touch capabilities, is powered by a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N450 processor (or a 1.83 GHz N470), has up to 2GB RAM, and offers 80GB SSD or 160, 250 or 320 GB HDD data storage options.

The Mini 5102 sports a stylish, lightweight design with a starting weight of 2.64 lbs (1.2 kg), has a 95% full-size, spill-resistant keyboard, an integrated 2 MP webcam, 3 x USB 2.0, VGA port, microphone in and headphone out, SD card and Kensington lock slots, integrated Marvell Ethernet (10/100/1000 NIC), WiFi 802.11b/g/n, and optional wireless Broadband with GPS. You can choose between 4-cell and 6-cell batteries, and order the netbook with an optional carrying handle.

Besides Windows XP and Windows 7 the Mini 5102 can be ordered with the FreeDOS and SUSE Linux Enterprise (SLED) 11 operating systems. The start price for the most basic system configuration is US $518, but be prepared to pay more than US $800 if you want a more powerful hardware equipment.