Microsoft announced its Windows Phone 7 Series (WP7S) during the recent Mobile World Congress , but the first products to come with the company's latest OS won't be available till the end of 2010. Between now and then, we can expect up to 14 more WM6.5 phones, and the HTC HD mini is one of them.

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The good New interface Overhauled performance The bad Not clear enough that running a full scan when installing will significantly speed up later scans Not much easily accessible live support McAfee's 2010 product line introduces a new vertical look that is drastically different from any major security program currently on the market. Most of the features in McAfee AntiVirus Plus, McAfee Internet Security and McAfee Total Protection are not new, but the presentation is so radical that the improvements are likely to be glossed over.

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McAfee Total Protection 2010

Let's just say we aren't huge fans of the Garmin-Asus nuvifones we've handled so far. The current devices not only look and feel half-baked, the interface is quite a letdown.

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Garmin-Asus nuvifone A50

The good Interesting concept 2GB internal storage The bad Poor basic performance Jackets are garbage Expensive for what you get It could be argued that the mobile phone space is growing stale. There's been very little commercial innovations for handsets outside of the standard variations on the common phone design in quite a while.

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Like peas in the same pod, the Xperia mini pro and mini are shrunk-down versions of the original Xperia X10 , and each has a different calling. The generous display on the X10 is ideal for web browsing. The X10 mini's greatest appeal is, well, its tiny footprint.

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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini

The good Strong physical design Excellent hardware/connectivity First-rate battery life The bad Series 60 OS feels seriously out-dated Business productivity tools need attention In all honesty, the "mini" version of phones is a new phenomenon that is kind of lost on us. In most instances bigger is better, a look at Sony Ericsson's Xperia X10 range will attest to that, but in the case of the Nokia N97 , the mini version is the victor.

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Like peas in the same pod, the Xperia mini pro and mini are shrunk-down versions of the original Xperia X10 , and each has a different calling.

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The good Sophisticated new design Plenty of configuration options Good battery life The bad Low-resolution display Options can quickly drive up price Small keyboard and touch pad With a slightly revamped design and a new Intel Atom CPU, Dell's popular Inspiron Mini 10 netbook continues to be a strong player in this crowded field, thanks in part to Dell's name-brand ubiquity, as well as to the company's capability to offer a reasonable level of configuration options.

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The good Nvidia Ion graphics adds HD video and basic gaming functionality Reasonably priced High-def display The bad Annoying touch pad The netbook wars have heated up, with PC makers adding upscale features such as larger HD displays and faster low-voltage CPUs to systems in an effort to push prices up past the usual AU$599-$699 range. HP's Mini 311 packs in an 11.6-inch, 1366x768 screen, as well as Nvidia's Ion graphics chip, all at AU$899.

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HP Mini 311

The good Simple user interface Artist-designed menu 3G connectivity Social-networking apps Attractive case with swappable cover Expandable memory The bad No Wi-Fi Basic features Flimsy Doesn't come with a memory card Editor's note: the INQ 3G Chat is not currently available through major carriers in Australia and as such no accurate recommended retail price was available at the time of writing.

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