By Rory Reid, CNET.co.uk on 20 June 2008 03:13 PM
Tags: asus, eeepc, 901, netbook, mininote, 900, battery life, atom
Manufacturer: ASUS
The key board may be small but typing with one hand isn't hard to learn.
The good: Size and weight are excellent.
I love it.
The good: Incredibly small, but seemingly able to do almost anything an average desktop PC can do.
The bad: The SSD drive is slower than a HD when doing things like installing large programs.
The Eee PC 901 is better than its predecessor, the 900. It looks nicer, has a faster, more efficient CPU and better battery life. It's larger and 100g heavier and its keyboard is still too small for our liking, but in many ways it's the pick of the netbook litter
RRP: AU$649.00
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"the keyboard is too small for our liking" - well boys and girls, don't buy a sub-notebook, small keyboards are sort of a need on miniature devices