
I had a chance to run through the Asus booth and it’s amazing how much focus is on the Eee PC line. Asus has a decent amount of floor space and I’d guestimate that at least half of it is devoted to netbooks. I was joking last night that I’m waiting to see Asus “create” a new model that was exactly the same as an older one. How they keep all these straight with the minor feature differences is beyond me.
I did get my hands finger on the Asus Eee PC T91 to tap the resistive touch-display. Since the unit was looping a vid, all I could do was move the cursor around: nothing earth-shattering in the experience as it’s the same as any other decent resistive touch panel. I was happy to see N10J with the improved keyboard. Have a walk around with me….
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2 / 10asus-eee-everywhereNetbook displays ring the booth -
3 / 10asus-eee-1002haIt laughs at you: the 1002HA! -
4 / 10asus-eee-n10jAsus Eee PC N10J with new keyboard -
5 / 10asus-shift-keyShifted shift key -
6 / 10eee-s101-rowS101 row "better with Windows". Sorry Linux. -
7 / 10not-easy-to-stay-in-touchT91: TOO easy to stay in touch -
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9 / 10asus-eee-1004dn1004dn with optical drive -
10 / 10asus-eee-opticalHere's the optical drive
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