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Tm12333
Location: Bellingham, Washington
HP Quickweb = quick
Date:September 3, 2010
As a Mac user, I bought an HP Mini 210, and because I couldn't afford a Macbook. I am pleased with both the Netbook and HP Quickweb that came on it. Quickweb is great in that it'll allow me to access the internet, chat on MSN, Yahoo, Google Talk, Skype, and other messenger clients. It's also very stable, and I've never had any issues when doing my surfing of the net and chatting. Kudos to HP for making something that you don't need to load up cumbersome Win 7 to use the machine to go on the net.
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Mrs. PC Lady
Location: Edison, NJ
HP Quick WEB
Date:June 25, 2010
This feature is one of my favorite. I have the HP Pavilion.
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UpstateRob
Location: Schenectady, NY
QuickWeb is so useful
Date:June 4, 2010
QuickWeb is actually a Unix/Linux Operating System with Firefox web-browser, an integrated email client (for web-based email like gmail.com), and music player (not Itunes or stuff like that from Windows) and a copy of SKYPE. This is NOT Windows, but that is a good thing if these are the apps you are looking for. Typical for Unix, it boots in seconds and finds the wireless seconds later. In literally 10 seconds I am at the Google Home page (for example) on Firefox (which is just as good as MS IE, but does not need windows). When I bought the netbook, this was NOT a mentioned feature, but it should be... this is the BEST part of the HP Netbook Mini-210. And, once you get your initial whatever, you can just click and MS Windows will boot if u want it. But 1/2 the time, you won't.
