According to Digitimes, HP is readying an onslaught of new netbook models, although some of them are breaking the standard netbook norm by getting larger displays than what we've gotten used to so far.

However, HP is also looking at making a 10.1-inch model with a 16:9 display which most likely means 1,024x576 resolution and this model is also set to launch as soon as next month for about (€429/$567/£382) and should be known as the Mini-note 2410. This model is meant to be targeting the enterprise market, which could be a tough job for HP.

A Mini-note 2510 with 3G data connectivity is also expected, although no real details apart from this were revealed. The 13.3-inch model is set to be a low-cost model if Digitimes is right, while there's no word on where the 11.6in model fits in. As long as the price is right, we have a feeling that HP could shift a fair few of these machines. Both models are suggested to possibly feature a Z-series Atom processor.

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