HP Mini 1000 Dissection and Benchmarks

Dissection

The battery being removed from the HP Mini 1000;

Neat little RAM bay, looks like the upgrade to 2Gb of RAM will be easy on the HP Mini 1000;

Keyboard Removed to expose the HDD of the HP Mini 1000;

Benchmarks

Running the PCmark PC performace analysis software gives the following results;

Crystal Disk Mark which measures sequential reads / writes and Random 4KB / 512KB reads / writes. Produced the following results;

FDBench which measures Read, Write, random read, random write and copy speeds, gave the following results;

HDTune gave the following results when measuring read speed of the HDD;

HDTech gave the following results on Sequential Read and Burst speed tests;

Seems like it might be worth investing in a faster HDD drive.

Read The CNET (taiwan) Article Which compares the HP Mini 1000 to the EEE PC S101 (i.e. the highest end EEE PC available)

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November 12th, 2008 at 3:28 pm
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Kevin Says:
November 12th, 2008 at 3:41 pm
Thanks for the post! Very helpful!
HP Mini 1000 reveals insides and gets benchmarked | UMPCPortal - The Ultra Mobile Computing reference site Says:
November 12th, 2008 at 10:23 pm
[...] Mininoteuser.com has some nice HP Mini 1000 [Portal page] dissection images as well as several different benchmarks of the new netbook up on the site. All of these shots and benchmarks appear to be from a Cnet Taiwan article that compares the Asus Eee S101 [Portal page] to the HP Mini 1000 which you can feel free to read if you like deciphering automatically translated text. Take a look at some of the images below then jump through the bracketed link for additional pictures. [...]
Fanfoot Says:
November 13th, 2008 at 9:09 pm
ARE there any PATA 5,400 rpm 1.8-inch drives available. I know Toshiba has announced some 5,400 rpm drives in the 1.8-inch form factor, but I think those are all SATA. Anybody?