http://eeepc.asus.com/ (official site)
http://laptopmag.com/Review/Exclusive-Fi...PC-701.htm (specs and review)
This is kinda old news so I hope you've at least heard of this little wonder.
This little cutey was first marketed as a computer for kids but It's become all the rage among everyone who likes tech. What's particularly interesting about it is that it's really small (about 3/4s of a short bond paper) and light. It runs a super-simplified version of Linux and is enough to do your usual viewing of videos and images, creating/editing office files, instant messaging, VOIP, and surfing the net. If you're really persistent, you can still shoehorn windows xp into it.
The specs are not amazing at all... but for anywhere between PhP16,000-20,000, it's quite the gadget.
I'm obviously tempted to get one even though I totally don't need it.
![[Image: asus_eeepc_2.jpg]](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v139/nix88/asus_eeepc_2.jpg)
*Girl not included
2-27-09 edited title to "netbooks"
http://laptopmag.com/Review/Exclusive-Fi...PC-701.htm (specs and review)
This is kinda old news so I hope you've at least heard of this little wonder.
This little cutey was first marketed as a computer for kids but It's become all the rage among everyone who likes tech. What's particularly interesting about it is that it's really small (about 3/4s of a short bond paper) and light. It runs a super-simplified version of Linux and is enough to do your usual viewing of videos and images, creating/editing office files, instant messaging, VOIP, and surfing the net. If you're really persistent, you can still shoehorn windows xp into it.
The specs are not amazing at all... but for anywhere between PhP16,000-20,000, it's quite the gadget.
I'm obviously tempted to get one even though I totally don't need it.
*Girl not included
2-27-09 edited title to "netbooks"
