Asus EEE PC 900 20GB SSD Hard-Drive, 8.9" Screen, Linux OS (White) Discount !!

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After the runaway success of the original Eee PC, Asus is launching the Eee PC 900! This new model of the popular mobile PC comes with even more fantastic features, allowing you to use the internet easily wherever you are, share holiday photos before you even get back home, and get to grips with the latest technologies without ploughing through a thick, complicated manual. You can take the Eee PC 900 with you wherever you go because it's designed to resist shocks. Talk to friends and family face to face in just a few clicks. The Eee PC 900 is packed with a whole host of improved functions, including a larger screen, a 1.3-megapixel webcam and a 20 GB SSD hard drive, all in a lightweight design. With the Eee PC 900, you can stay connected any time, anywhere. Please note that this is the English version with a QWERTY keyboard and English operating system.

Asus EEEPC 900 not so portable
This is a well built machine (except for the poor touchpad keys. With WIFI and ethernet ports it has good connectivity although no bluetooth so you need to buy a cheap dongle for one of the 3 usb ports. The built in solid state media is shock proof and whilst no CD/DVD is included again a USB model can be sought cheap and the enclosed recovery DVD is excellent. Asus has done a lot to make this device "just work" and is much faster in the customised Xandros model than the Windows XP but the most frustrating issue is Asus's decision to release this in the UK with 4400mh battery giving you less than 2 hours battery life- SHOCKING!. The computer media incorrectly reported the life due to them getting the large battery (funny that!) but failed to correct the error. All in all a great machine let down by poor battery and poor upgrades and software. Go with the 901 or 1000H and install Ubuntu.
Asus EEE PC 900 20GB SSD Hard-Drive, 8.9

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Asus EEE PC 900 20GB SSD Hard-Drive, 8.9

Asus EEE PC 900 20GB SSD Hard-Drive, 8.9" Screen, Linux OS (White)
ASIN : B001AZZT5U
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  • General Information: RAM - 1024 MB / Operating System - Linux Xandros + KDE graphics interface / Cac
  • Size - 22.5 x 17 x 2~3.38 cm
  • Weight - 0.99 kg
  • Included Accessories - Protective case, battery


This Asus EEE PC 900 20GB SSD Hard-Drive, 8.9" Screen, Linux OS (White) works great. user friendly as well as modify. the price for this became reduced as compared to other place, My spouse and I other places reviewed, and not a lot more than related product or service.



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Brand: Asus
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Review 1 : Asus EEEPC 900 not so portable
This is a well built machine (except for the poor touchpad keys. With WIFI and ethernet ports it has good connectivity although no bluetooth so you need to buy a cheap dongle for one of the 3 usb ports. The built in solid state media is shock proof and whilst no CD/DVD is included again a USB model can be sought cheap and the enclosed recovery DVD is excellent. Asus has done a lot to make this device "just work" and is much faster in the customised Xandros model than the Windows XP but the most frustrating issue is Asus's decision to release this in the UK with 4400mh battery giving you less than 2 hours battery life- SHOCKING!. The computer media incorrectly reported the life due to them getting the large battery (funny that!) but failed to correct the error. All in all a great machine let down by poor battery and poor upgrades and software. Go with the 901 or 1000H and install Ubuntu.
Review 2 : The best computer I've ever bought
We were a 1 PC family (my work laptop). My wife, who is used to high-speed PCs at work, was constantly moaning about my ancient 3.6kg Toshiba laptop, so I bought her an eee PC 900 with Linux, and now we fight over using it! It worked straight out of the box, picking up the wireless router and bluetooth mouse with no problem. I've never seen faster downloads, even on the network at work, so I don't miss the 'n' wireless. Neither of us had ever used Linux before, but after one Saturday afternoon trawling the many third-party web sites and blogs the interface is so 'Windows-like' that you wouldn't know the difference.

The three best things are weight, durability and speed of boot. My wife carries it around in her handbag without fear of damaging it. When we decided to go to the pictures last week she had booted it up and found out what was on in less time than it took me to find the phone number of the local Odeon. When banished to the bedroom to watch the football, I...

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