According to Verizon Wireless’s site, those netbooks are HP Mini 311, HP Mini 110 and Gateway Netbook. The HP Mini 311 features 11.6″ widescreen HD display, 2GB of RAM and Intel Atom 1.6 GHz processor. The HP 110 has 10.1″ display, 1GB of RAM and 160 GB hard drive. The Gateway Netbook will come with 10.1″ display, 1GB of RAM, 160 GB hard drive, 6 cell-battery and 1.6 Ghz processor.

Here is the Verizon’s Mobile Broadband Plans chart.

They have two different types for light users and heavy users. Also prices start from $39.99 and $59.99, respectively.

By the way, there are no certain info about the required minimum term period, i think it is up to your location. Check it out for your location: Verizon Netbook Campaign Info.

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Many laptop users are excited by the release of new Mini 311 from HP. It is an 11.6-inched 1,366×768 screened netbook model that is also equipped with an Ion graphics chip from Nvidia.

The Nvidia Ion graphics chip enables the power for playing the HD video files with great smoothness. The model also satisfies the gamers to a certain extent. Some among the major frustrations related with Netbooks are solved without increasing the price beyond the affordable level.

The manufacturers have claimed that they will come out with the version that sports Windows 7 operating system. The high-resolution screens and better graphics features will certainly please the buyers. The model may score less in terms of look but the functionality will leave you stunned. The model is also sturdy enough to satisfy the non-caring users.

The keyboard is also having some specialties as the keys are slightly scalloped in shape. The keys are almost similar to what we have seen on the other HP Netbook models. The touchpad is also not the best offered in the range as it may seem a little sluggish when compared with the ones offered in the rival models. However, HP Mini 311 can be a best laptop computer model that has many advantages and specialties.

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The HP Mini 311 lets in a criterion set of associations for a $399 Netbook (entry-level models under $300 perhaps tempted to drop one of the USB ports or HDMI output). Still, extras such as 802.11n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth will price extra. Although not as customizable as Dell’s Netbook line, there are alternatives for the CPU, networking, and mobile broadband.

At tasks which are not graphics-intensive, the Intel Atom N280 CPU executed as anticipated, approximately matching other Netbooks. As all of the time, we conceive Atom-powered systems to be fine for basic tasks such as Web surfing, email, and office tasks, and even basic Photoshop work–as long as your expectations are kept modest.

Putting the Nvidia Ion to the test, we did the unthinkable, loading a handful of fully fledged PC games on a Netbook. Most Netbooks can hardly deal with occasional games such as Plants vs. Zombies, to say nothing of full 3D graphics. In spite of the hype, this is definitely not gonna be your main PC gaming rig, however Unreal Tournament still managed to get 23.2 frames per second at 800×600, which is borderline acceptable. Tweaking the settings could likely squeeze a bit more out of that game. We also installed Call of Duty 4, and during a particularly intensive firefight sequence, we ran into some stuttering at the same 800×600 resolution, but overall found it to be fairly playable (though your definition of playable may alter).

The main triumph for Netbooks is still to be useful all-round devices, and as the Nvidia Ion parcels much of its DNA with the GeForce 9400 graphics found in the 13-inch MacBook (which is fabulous for a merged graphics solution), the real bottleneck to accomplishing this aim is the 1GB of RAM and the single-core Atom CPU. We would be very concerned in seeing how the same gaming tests run under Windows 7 with double the RAM.

HP Mini Netbook comes with the Intel Atom N270 1.6GHz CPU as standard, along with the Nvidia Ion LE graphics, 1GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive. You can upgrade to the Intel Atom N280 1.66GHz for an extra $25. Other optional upgrades include Bluetooth and 802.11n WiFi, both for $25 each, and integrated WWAN for $125.

You can buy it directly from HP Store for $399.

Edit : It is now available on Amazon : HP Mini 311-1000NR 11.6-Inch Black Netbook – Up to 6.25 Hours of Battery Life

HP Mini 311 is configured with an Intel Atom processor N270 at 1.6GHz, 1GB of 667MHz DDR2 memory and SATA hard disk 160GB 5400rpm. The graphic industry, Nvidia ION LE, with (up to 319MB shared memory), controls a 11.6-inch LCD screen with LED backlight WXGA resolution of 1366 × 768 and a webcam with microphone. The equipment is completed by a 5in1 card reader, interface, Wi-Fi b / g, Bluetooth, HDMI, VGA, audio jack, Ethernet, and 3 USB 2.0.