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Keyboard Size – Anybody who’s typed on both the mini notebook 9 and 10 inch models will tell you the same thing. The 9 inch keyboard is tolerable, but the 10 inch is years ahead. A lot of it has to do with manufacturers adjusting to peoples needs and better laying out the keyboard with that 1 inch of extra space. While it seems like a small detail, it’s actually one of the most important. Unless ultra portability it your main priority, look for a deal on the 10 inch models.
Hard Drive – You’ve got 2 large options for hard drives and a few small options afterwards. The big option is to decide if you want a SSD (solid state drive) or a standard hard drive with moving parts like what you would find in a standard laptop. The real questions you need to ask yourself is simple. How much an I going to store on this mini notebook? If the answer is a lot then you’re probably going to avoid the SSD style drives. They come in sized from 2-16GB in most mini laptops and that just won’t be