HP Compaq 2133 UMPC

Feb 19 2008, 9:54am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Images and some details leaked about a new UMPC from HP dubbed HP Compaq 2133.

Update:
HP introduces the HP 2133 for under $500.

The HP Compaq features an 8.9 inch screen and full QWERTY keyboard and can run either Windows Vista or Linux
Other features include Wifi, integrated camera, and possibly SSD storage. Depending on the price the HP Compaq 2133 will compete with the Asus Eee PC or Everex Cloudbook.
More details and leaked images on Engadget.

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