At the HP Fall 2009 launch event in Singapore, HP announced the HP Mini 311, a 11.3″ version of the HP Mini 110. This is also HP’s first netbook featuring the Nvidia ION graphics chip and an HDMI-out port.

Link: HP Mini 311

Whooda’ Thunk it. We’d be reunited as one at the open doors of the home, the crib, the HQ of Tech65. At Jerrick’s home where his mother’s recent return has meant a nicely cleaned home and nicely chilled cola. In the spirit of openness we’re glad to see that many more companies have joined Google’s Open Handset Alliance. We look at various speed limits that graphics card companies and solid state memory companies try to break and also wish a very happy 40th to the mouse. Now don’t you think it’s time you stepped down and let some fresh faced junior take over?

Listen to Me! You have No Time! The 100th. It’s COMING!
Left Hand of Destruction, Red Ring of Death, Black Knight of Insolence, Pink Tunic of Destiny.

Stories this week:

[0:40]InteresThink3

[3:58]Open Handset Alliance

[6:02]Sony Ericsson, HTC say new Android-powered handsets due next year

[10:30]Android Dev Phone 1

[16:27]Google takes Chrome out of beta

[21:55]Fastest Storage in the World

[26:24]Nvidia is slated to announce newest graphics card, two bolted together 260s.

[29:00]Happy 40th birthday to Mouse

[30:40]Byte of the week : Soup.io