Netbooks are hot these days as more and more people are buying them. Given their light weight and the ability to do all basic computing functions, consumers and business users are getting them and making netbooks common every where.

Fourth-quarter sales in the PC industry in 2008 were depressing, whereas netbooks showed growth, and trend watchers are saying that these lightweight machines are also expected to drive laptop sales in the next couple years, according to IDC. Uses only need to get used to them and they work fine.

Why not? Netbooks satisfy basic computing needs for e-mail, Web surfing and word processing. They are ultra-portable. And, best of all, they're a lot cheaper than general-purpose laptops, an important selling point in our cash-strapped times. Have a look at the HP 2140 Mini-Note Netbook.

That said, Techno Station suggests you have a look at HP 2140 Mini-Note Netbook. Nicely (and robustly) designed, HP 2140 Mini-Note Netbook is Hewlett-Packard's tough business-class netbook, designed for frequent travelers who need sturdiness and long battery life (6-cell battery, 7-plus hours). Features of this 3 pound machine include 10 inches screen size, 1.6-GHz Intel Atom N270 processor, 1GB, expandable to 2GB Ram, 160GB hard drive and will run Windows XP. Try HP 2140 Mini-Note Netbook and have an enriching computing experience on the move.

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