Hewlett-Packard and Fujitsu are updating accessible netbook models with novel Atom processors that were proclaim previous week by Intel at the Computex trade show.

The novel Atom chips, the N455 and N475, run at same speeds as their predecessors but contain included DDR3-capable memory controllers, permitting data to be swap quicker among the memory and CPU and boosting overall system performance.

The netbook has a 10.1-inch monitor and 320GB of storage. It will come with up to 1GB of memory for Windows XP version and 2GB with Windows 7.

Connectivity options contain Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, and netbook can also be configured to contain 3G mobile broadband, GPS and a video accelerator.

The laptop will present up to nine-and-a-half hours of battery life, according to the catalog. HP did not revisit calls about accessibility or pricing. It is still offering netbooks with the older Atom processors