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Asus Eee PC 4G

Tinkerers and technophobes. Somehow and almost seemingly unknowingly, Asus have created a product that appeals to two very opposite ends of the PC user spectrum. The eeepc offers a plethora of options for the more advanced user but for the less technologicaly savvy of us it works straight out of the box with an easy to navigate tab based interface. It needs no setting up. Despite its size, the 7" screen is bright and crisp. The keyboard, although small is easy to use and after an hour or so of practise you will be wondering why you ever needed that huge hulking piece of plastic cluttering up your desk. Price: at only £220 asus have redefined the sub notebook ...

Asus Eee PC 4G

I am now the happy owner of an Asus laptop after a friend of mine wanted to upgrade to the new model that will run Windows XP, the 900 series. Still I was more than happy to take this model off of his hands for a reasonable fee. I believe if you wanted to purchase this laptop new it would cost you about £200 now which isn t a lot of money for what you are actually getting. The Asus Eee PC is based on the Linux operating system which seems to be much improved for this size of machine compared to the more expensive and more technology hungry Windows XP. I have heard a number of people criticise the general build quality of the Eee PC explaining that they thought it was ...