Tiny-eee pc

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Tiny-eee pc

Eee PC

The Asus Eee PC is all the rage at the moment. It’s an ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) designed for kids but became an instant hit among geeks. It’s very lightweight, small, and looks like a toy. It’s good to go right out of the box. It has a Linux based operating system with easy navigation. However, if you are an advance Linux user, you can enable desktop mode for more functionality.

Here are some specs.

Model: Asus Eee PC 701 4G

900 Mhz Intel Celeron CPU
512 MB DDR2
4GB Solid State Hard Drive (SSD)
0.3 Megapixel Webcam
802.11 b/g Wireless
10/100 Ethernet
3 USB Ports
VGA Out
Linux Xandros OS

Pretty wimpy right? But the tiny-eee pc is becoming the “gold standard” for UMPC. Asus took the laptop industry by storm with this little guy – over 300,000 units sold. It is the best selling UMPC by far. Why you ask? Because it’s only $400. You can pick up the entry model for only $300. Many computer makers, such as HP, are trying to produce their very own UMPC to compete with the Eee PC.

Asus recently announced a new version of the Eee PC with a bigger hard drive and a bigger 9 inch screen. Of course, the price will be bigger as well.

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2 Responses to “Tiny-eee pc”

  • Comment from adm_snackbar

    You can also expand memory through the SD port, correct? Do you know if it supports SDHC (high capacity) or just plain SD?

  • Comment from popmonkeys

    The eee pc supports both SD and SDHC. I have an 8 GB SDHC in there for extra room. There’s no lag when playing standard video from the SDHC card. High definition video may present a problem.


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