Is a hp 110 better than a 210?

Whats better HP mini 110 , HP mini 210 , Dell mini 10 or something else?

• when i say best i mean at using the internet, watching videos and using word and why is it best what are the specs

• Answer:

  Well, even though you didn't state that explicitly, all of the models you specified are Netbooks based on the Atom platform. As such, none of them have internal optical drives, and the real difference is basically what platform they're based on. If at all possible, go for something based on the Atom N450 or better. Though it is clocked at the same frequency as the N270 and N280 just about, it has generally got faster memory, and generally a faster harddisk. If I were to choose one of the three models above, I'd go for the HP Mini 210 Vivienne Tam edition. The Vivienne Tam edition has more system memory (2 GB vs 1 GB), and a 250 GB 7200 SATA drive (250 GB vs 160 GB). If I were to go for something that's slightly bigger, I'd probably go for the HP Mini 5102 Multitouch, as it has bluetooth, 3G capability, and a larger battery (and therefore is slightly heavier than the mini 210). The ASUS Eee Seashell 1018P is also very similar to the other computers, though it has a N475 processor and generally a 250 GB hard disk. I'd spring for 1 GB extra memory on one of those - running 2 GB of memory will not only result in a faster computer, but probably also longer battery time (less swapping to disk). If I were to go for a slightly bigger computer, I'd consider the Acer Aspire One 753 or the HP Pavilion dm1-1103. They're both 11.6" computers with slightly more powerful processors than the Atom platform can provide. The Lenovo Thinkpad X100e 11.6" is also very good, but somewhat more expensive. I'm also uncertain about the Athlon Neo MV 40 - I have no experience with that processor, and prefer processors I'm more familiar with. Slightly bigger than that again, and I think the ASUS Eee Seashell 1215 is an attractive choice. A slightly more powerful processor (Atom D525) clocked at a slightly higher frequency, should keep that computer cooking along quite nicely. The Toshiba Satellite T130-10G is very nice, but is a 13.3" computer. At that size, I'd really like an internal optical drive. The T130-10G does have 4 GB of RAM and a very long-lasting battery, though, so that's nice. The disk's a bit slow, and the processor isn't all that powerful, though. The HP Pavilion tm2-1090 is an extremely nice computer, with a 12" screen, 4 GB RAM, bluetooth, a SU7300 processor and 320 GB hard disk. It's starting to edge out of netbook territory, though, because of the price. If price wasn't an issue, the HP EliteBook 2740p 12" comes with a 160 GB SSD, which is likely hideously overpriced - but which will do wonders for the speed of the system, as well as the battery life of the computer.