ASUS Eee PC 901 (Intel Atom N270 Processor 1.6GHz, 1GB RAM)
CNET Asia Review
Excellent
The good: Excellent battery life; spiffy performance; multitouch touchpad; solid state storage; Draft-N wireless radio and Bluetooth; built-in CPU overclocking/underclocking application. 8.1
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The bad: Keyboard still hard to use; a little more hefty than the Eee PC 900; glossy finish attracts fingerprints.
The bottom line: With an excellent battery life and spiffy performance, the Eee PC 901 has matured into an exceptional Netbook capable of all-day computing.
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Average User Rating
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Spectacular
8.7
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Very good upgrade to the original version...
Aug 11, 2008Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: Surprisingly fast considering its specs...
Cons: Price lands it into low-end full-featured laptops...
Opinion:
I tried this unit on display during a recent trip in the States... and oh boy it's a faster version of the original Eee pc. for a netbook, it opens MS Office applications fast... boot time is decent as well, and keyboard is usable. The downside during my brief use - practically nothing, for a netbook. However, at this price, the question of the moment is - would you settle for this unit versus a full-featured, low-end laptop running on Pentium Pro? As a second laptop, this is great. But as a first laptop for users moving from desktop, not quite.
All what a travel UMPC should be
Jul 15, 2008Rating: 8 out of 10 (Excellent)
Pros: decent chip, basic connectivity
Cons: small disk space
Opinion:
After flaunting the Kohjinsha during my travels, this Eee sounds very attractive, a good screen size, better speed, connectivity options. The only thing i miss in this model is atleast a 40gb storage.
The weight on the other hand is okay, 1 kg is an ideal number.
Am sure attaching a 3.5G card or usb module will make it a darling of the travellers.
bravo!
Good value for money
Jul 8, 2008Rating: 9 out of 10 (Spectacular)
Pros: affordable price, small size
Cons: cannot run recovery via SD
Opinion:
I have had the PC for a month and so far have no problem with the PC. Finding my WAP2 enabled Linksys wireless network was a breeze and the connection have never dropped off. The battery last for about 4 hours under normal use which is a much needed improvement over the PC900. The processor seemed adequate for normal use and playing movie and I have not notice any glitch/delays when running simple applications. Of course, its definitely not a PC replacement and you can forget about video/photo editing using this machine but considering its price and size, its definitely a good tool to have while on the road.
The built quality appears to be very good and everything feels solid. The camera, mic and speakers are well placed and provides adequate sound and video quality.
Obviously, the major reason for buying one of these is portability. The fact that the recovery program comes in a DVD format ... Read more
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