ASUS Eee PC

By rss@youtube.com (mobilecomputermag) Part 1 of a hands-on video with the new Asus Eee PC S101 netbook. Read the full review at http://tinyurl.com/4nsoou. Author: mobilecomputermag Keywords: asus eeepc s101 netbook ultraportable laptop notebook hardware review Added: October 8, 2008

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By Jack Schofield Asus, which kicked off the netbook market with its Eee PC range, now has the thin ultraportable 1005HA Seashell (£250), which offers an "isolated keyboard" – spaced out flat keys – and "up to 10 hours" battery life, against the Samsung's claimed six hours. In other respects, the systems ar...

By Chris Davies As for the Eee PC 1201N, while official specifications are yet to be confirmed, a leak in October suggested the Ion ultraportable would have a 1.6GHz Intel Atom 330 processor, 3GB of RAM, a 320GB hard-drive and both WiFi and Bluetooth.  The 6-cell battery is tipped for up to 8hrs use.

By info@technologyguide.com It's easy to get confused by all the variety of netbooks on the market today. These low-cost ultraportable laptops generally have very similar features and many even look virtually identical. That said, it's never easy to overlook the latest Eee PC from ASUS. The Eee PC 1005HA Seashell is th...

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By Ed Bott In PC hardware, the netbook category is getting a lot of attention these days. These small, light, cheap ultraportable PCs, exemplified by the ASUS Eee PC, the MSI Wind, and the Dell Inspiron Mini 9, are this year’s most-hyped gadgets.

By Om Malik So if those aren’t the issues, then what’s the problem? Many, if you ask me. It is a little too heavy — 2.7 lbs — for an ultraportable, especially if you factor in the fat extended battery you need to run this thing. It runs Windows XP and no surprise, takes too long to boot up. (There is a Linux versio...

By Mark Wilson But while all these ideas sound fantastic on paper, how does the Asus Eee actually perform in testing? Hit the jump for our Frankenreview—nine different perspectives on the ultraportable we're all hoping to be great. The obvious limitations of the tiny hard drive, low-power CPU, and lac...

By David Rothman Tags: Eee, Asus, Intel, OLPC, One Laptop Per Child “Specs and launch plans aren’t entirely nailed down, but this new Eee PC line has quite a bit going for it, even as crowded as this market is getting. The 7-inch ultraportable is based on an unnamed Intel chipset, and runs regular Windows XP o...