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Asus Eee PC 701 unboxed

November 19th, 2007

Everyone seems to be talking about the Asus Eee PC at the moment, everyone wants one but most places seem to be out of stock!

We've just managed to get our hands on an Eee PC to review and have so far been impressed with it. I was expecting something that resembled a childs first computer but that could not be futher from the truth. The Eee PC is a well built and well specified piece of kit and offers a truly portable computing experience for a fraction of the cost of a laptop PC.

Nick is working on the review for us at the moment and we'll have that here online as soon as we can. Here is our unboxing video to give you something to do while you wait!

Asus Eee PC 701 unboxed

Asus Eee PC 701 Specification:

  • Inter Celeron M 900mHz CPU
  • 7" TFT display - 800 x 480 pixels
  • 512MB RAM
  • 4GB SSD storage
  • SD Card Slot (SDHC compatible)
  • Built in WiFi 802.11b/g
  • Ethernet connector
  • VGA socket for external monitor
  • 3 USB2 sockets
  • Linux pre-installed (Windows XP Compatible)
  • 0.92 kg
  • 4 Cell battery: 5200 mAh, 3.5hrs
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    Comments, Pingbacks:

    Comment from: Ryan [Visitor] · http://www.lgblog.co.uk
    Asus have proved with this product that it is possible to change perceived wisdom of what devices should be - shown by the fact it seems to be always sold out. Excellent piece of design
    PermalinkPermalink 20/11/07 @ 12:07
    Comment from: Chris [Visitor] · http://eeestock.cpjackson.co.uk
    EEEPCs are still hard to find - found your blog via google and thought I'd just post the URL to a site I've created that periodically checks the stock levels of EEEPCs at various retailers in the UK - it should be just above this comment.
    PermalinkPermalink 11/01/08 @ 00:52
    Comment from: Mike Woolley [Visitor] · http://google
    Hi
    I currently have some backing tracks on MP3 that have cdg files attached to them (so you can play the track and read the wrords on screen (like Karaoke)I can play these on my home pc but not on my asus eee pc i'm told there is a progarmme called pykaraoke that would work with Linux (im currently playing them on windows XP via winamp on my home pc)Is this possible to work on my asus please?
    Or any other progs your advice would be helpful
    Regards
    Thanks
    Mike
    PermalinkPermalink 14/01/08 @ 19:04
    Comment from: Thomas J. Corney-Walker [Visitor]
    Hi Nick

    I do a lot of online banking when I an traveling.
    Does this laptop connect to a landline outlet and how
    secure would this be.
    PermalinkPermalink 07/02/08 @ 11:14
    Comment from: Tracy Esau [Visitor] · http://www.electrocomputerwarehouse.com
    i have exactly the same question as THOMAS has, can someone please help us over that??
    PermalinkPermalink 28/02/08 @ 05:03
    Comment from: Dave [Visitor]
    Arghh!, I can't seem to get rid of the bloody google ads, they completely obscure your video which I really wanted to see.
    How do I get rid of them?
    PermalinkPermalink 29/03/08 @ 14:57
    Comment from: Matt [Member] Email · www.tracyandmatt.co.uk/blogs
    No idea, we dont use google ads!
    PermalinkPermalink 29/03/08 @ 15:08
    Comment from: Tracy Esau [Visitor] · http://www.jeffpaul.tv
    no one gave a reply to my question. that is quite sad :(
    PermalinkPermalink 14/04/08 @ 09:27

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