After receiving this tiny netbook for my Christmas last year it quickly became involved in my day to day routine being far quicker and handier than the house-hold computer. Its small stature allows you to multitask efficiently, carrying it around the house as you go. It also means it can be stored easily taking up virtually no space. When starting up it takes a matter of seconds. It is loaded up and ready to be used quicker than you can say EeePC, so its great for those quick tasks like checking bus times etc. It comes with a built in webcam, pidgin (instead of msn) and a good quality mic. With Skype also free to download and use ...  Read the complete review

I was having problems with my main PC and could not afford to buy a larger laptop or a new PC so I decided to but this little netbook to keep me going until I could get my main PC fixed. The laptop is very handy as a reserve for a main PC. I can't tell you if it is ok for alot of wear and tear as I don't use it everyday. It is very handy for using on buses or trains and I always take it with me on holiday so that at the end of each day I can download my photos onto it and empty my camera. It is also good to use when you are in bed. It is useful to connect to the internet and has wireless capabilities so can be used in pubs and places ...  Read the complete review

After saving my pennys for many many months i was set on getting a Sony Play Station Portable (PSP), that was until I had a go on a friends Asus eee pc (Preloaded with the Xandros version of Linux) and love the thing to peices. Soon after reciving it i found a way to load Windows XP onto it and I was then away. This nifty little netbook can fit almost anywear, and has a quite resonable CPU speed for somthing so small. The webcam works a treat as well as the mic, however the mic is located quite near the CPU fan which can sometimes make a bit of a racket. The little SD hard drive is a little small and expensive to upgrade however it means it wont ...  Read the complete review

I have had my Asus Eee for over 2 years and, whilst there have been a few problems with wear and tear, I think that is probably due to the extremely high level of use I have got out of it! I bought it whilst at university as an extra to my desktop pc, thinking I could take it with me to lectures. However, it quickly became my main computer. At uni I used my Eee to write two 2000+ word essays, around 30 pages of reading notes and some lecture notes every week. I still use it to surf the internet for several hours most days, I skype with the webcam almost every day and it remains my main computer. I have also wached whole seasons of tv shows and have had no problems from ..  Read the complete review

I have had my eee for about 18 months now and its served me well. its is very simple to use and all software was on it so i didnt have to do anything to it apart from turn it on which was great. The linux software on it is fast, simple and more than you need for a notebook and the size is great to slip into a handbag. A lot of people say that it is too small but personally I find that its perfectly OK, i wouldnt advise writing an essay on it but writing notes, checking emails etc can all be done with easy and it has no problem converting my windows documents. The games on there aren't amazing if ure into xbox and that but if you like simple old style computer games they .  Read the complete review