Asus EeePC 901

By Rory Reid, CNET.co.uk on 20 June 2008 03:13 PM

Talkback 3 comments

"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

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.

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