HP exploits Rogers 3.5G network to intro its mini 110 netbooks in Canada

Tuesday, July 14, 2009, 9:22
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hp-mini-1101 HP has used Rogers 3.5G network to roll out its HP Mini 110 netbooks in the Canadian market. HP has chosen Rogers 3.5G network taking into account of its fastest service network. Looking this landing, it seems HP doesn’t want to leave any stone unturned for the betterment of its Mini 110 netbooks.

Since the notebooks get their power from the Rogers network, that is why they are built-in with the state-of-the-art broadband technology for fastest Internet connection. The new technology boasts of providing users with around 7.2Mbps download speed, and that is; but for any WiFi connectivity.

Feature wise, the HP Mini 110 netbooks boast of being integrated with 1-inch thickness, a 10.1-inch display, Atom processor, wide keyboard (92% of the standard keyboards), 160GB HDD and 1GB RAM.

Jeff Cates, VP of Consumer Marketing at HP Canada was quoted to have said that it does not matter whether the service is for personal or business, Canadians have always on the lookout for the fastest connection to the Internet wherever and whenever they get in touch with it. With the help of this distinctive offering in Canada, HP is aimed at delivering the technology to meet the needs of their customers.

Rogers 3.5G HSPA network boasts of meeting the requirement of almost 75% population in Canada. This service can now be availed over 25 top markets in Canada.

Along with a 2-year contract, The HP Mini 110 can be availed with price tag of around $299.99 through Best Buy stores and Future Shop all over Canada. While, for Rogers mobile Internet-based netbooks, wireless data plans can be availed with the price tag of only $25.00. Users will have to give extra $6.95 system access fee and will be sold out for 500MB per month.