Asus Eee PC 701SD

The best things come in small packages! (548 words)
by dawnmarywhite - written on 24/06/11, updated on 30/06/11 (Somewhat useful, 28 readings)
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I absolutely adore my A Asus Eee PC 701SD. I have been using it for several years now and with the exception of a very, very reasonably priced replacement keyboard (coffee + dog = keyboard death) it s still going strong. It s pretty bomb proof due to not being over complicated. It comes equipped with Linux and is ready to go. I don t know a huge amount about Linux so I won t try to describe it in any huge detail, but overall it is easy to use and runs fast, certainly this applies the way I use this netbook. You get some fun games included, and if you want to add any hardware (such as a full size keyboard or a mouse) then you just plug it in and it works! No clicking or ...

Asus Eee PC 2G Surf

Buy the 4g - 20g models for best results (736 words)
by welshmikey - written on 16/02/09 (Very useful, 218 readings)
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I will be writing similar if not identical reviews for all eepc models, not in an attempt to make money from reviews (though after a break into my car i do need more money lol) but because all models function similarly and being an extensive linux user and proud owner of an eepc I think I can offer a lot of tips to viewers. If you want further advice feel free to contact me. Note*skip to unlock full mode subheading to find out how you can change the interface to look like windows. User interface: The user interface is childish yet simple, some people prefer to load windows xp instead (instructions are given for this), or some prefer to load other versions of ...

Asus Eee PC 4G

Do good things come in small packages? In this case - yes! (494 words)
by kittenesque - written on 03/09/08 (Very useful, 110 readings)
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me to this product was that it was so damn cute looking! I m a sucker for anything that looks like a "mini" version of another product and the Asus Eee series basically look like scaled down versions of regular sized laptops. I quickly convinced myself that getting a small and light weight machine would be a great side order for my regular laptop. First things first - yes, it runs on linux. No, this isn t really a problem. I know a little bit about linux and am fairly computer literate but even if I wasn t I m fairly sure most people could pick up the eee and figure out what they were doing. The tabbed desktop is somewhat reminiscent of the new fad of ...