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Best Asus EEE PCs – top picks on Asus netbooks and mini laptops

It’s difficult to think about the netbook market today and not take into consideration Asus and their EEE PC line. Basically, every time you search for a netbook on Google or Amazon, many of the results will refer to this pivotal line of ultra portable mini laptops. Although Asus was not the f...

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Asus launches two new budget-friendly 10-inch netbooks, the 1025C and the X101CH (video)

After unveiling what looks like a premium 12-inch ultraportable laptop at CES 2012 in Las Vegas, Asus has come up with two new 10-inchers as well, the 1025C and X101CH. Both netbooks are set to hit the market starting this February and are targeted towards technology enthusiasts on a budget looking ...

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Asus 1225C 12-incher unveiled at CES, set to hit the market soon with a solid body and a high-res screen

The CES technology tradeshow has always been a great event to unveil new, innovative and special computer devices and that’s exactly what Asus has done in Las Vegas during the past couple of days. The Asus 1225C is one of the most interesting ultraportable laptops we have seen in probably a wh...

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Asus Eee PC 1015BX with AMD C-60 processor up for pre-order in Germany

The Asus Eee PC line of ultraportable, light and affordable netbooks is very popular right now and we can’t say that we are surprised of announcing the release of a new model. The 1015BX is already available for pre-order on Amazon Germany and should pretty soon come to the rest of Europe and ...

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Asus 1015B vs 1015PN vs 1015 PW vs 1015PEM and others

Netbooks. So many of them. In the last couple of years we’ve seen the market flooded with 10 inch computers, and sometimes it’s difficult to know which model comes from which manufacturer, the differences between them, and where do they fit in the netbook niche. If you’re one of ou...

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Asus Eee PC 1011PX- cheap and solid entry level netbook

Asus is probably the most prodigal company when it comes to releasing netbooks. They have many lines of portable computers in order to suit most types of users, but they keep it true when it comes to their primary mission with the EEE PC series. The series was intended as an affordable and ultra por...

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Asus EEE PC 1015PEM- fast and furious 10 inch netbook

The Asus EEE PC 1015PEM is a netbook that delivers above average performance and comes at a reasonable price. In a way, it’s the quintessential EEE PC netbook, a line of ultraportable computers which was and is intended to offer a mobile solution for an audience not willing to spend too much o...

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Asus Eee PC 1015PN now shipping

One of the most anticipated netbooks of the year is now shipping. We talked about it before here and we concluded this might be a sweet ride considering the specs. It’s an above the average netbook, better for demanding graphic applications thanks to the NVIDIA ION graphics. For now, you can b...

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Asus Eee PC 1215P is out in force in Germany

Good news for the Eee PC following in Germany and Austria. From November they’ll be able to get the Asus Eee PC 1215P for around 450 euros (that’s about 625 dollars), which makes it an interesting gift idea aimed at high school or college students. For that money what you get is pretty s...

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HD playback yes, gaming no – Asus Eee PC 1015PN benchmarked

The recently launched ASUS Eee PC 1015PN gained attention from pundits and enthusiasts due to its dual core Atom N550 processor and Nvidia ION 2 graphics, a combination that made us wonder if we’re going to have a netbook with enhanced graphics performance. Of course, we weren’t extremel...

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