Planet Lowyat

According to Digitimes, Asustek Computer is considering making Eee an independent brand with a lineup products including the original Eee PC notebook, as well as the previously reported upon Eee TV (E-TV), Eee desktop (E-DT), and Eee monitor which are all expected to be introduced by the end of the third quarter this year, according to industry sources.

Through separating Eee as a sub-brand, Asustek believes the product family will be able to jump out of the low-cost market bracket.

In other news, in addition to the Eee PC 900, the company will launch the Eee PC 1001 with a 10-inch panel as well as an 11-inch model by the end of this year, market sources have revealed.

Read more »

Without writing so much of non-sense, just have a look inside the Asus Eee PC 900.

RAM

Keyboard

Samsung Flash Chip

Underneath

Top side

Read more »

ASUS Eee PC 900 get unboxed.

Can you see 12GB SSD , 1GB DDR2 , Intel Mobile CPU & Chipset , WiFi 802.11b/g , 1.3M Camera label?

Battery, Cabling, and etc

Read more »

Today, Asus loaded with Microsoft Windows XP available in BestBuy. The reports were confirmed when BestBuy.com launched a product page for the Eee PC 4G-X.

How much? The price is listed $399.99 at BestBuy.com

Product Features

• Intel® Celeron® M processor with 400MHz frontside bus and 900MHz processor speed
• 512MB DDR2 memory for multitasking power
• Note: Optical drive not included

Read more »

“Though the Asus Eee PC Windows XP variant isn’t due out until sometime in April, HotHardware was able to get their hands on a full retail bundle before they hit store shelves in the US. The standard assortment of accoutrements is included in the bundle, along with a couple of notable upgrades. Asus took the initiative to provide an additional 4GB SD card from Adata, a healthy storage expansion for the system. In addition, an Asus-branded optical mouse was thrown in for good measure. Microsoft’s Windows Live messenger, photo gallery and email suite are pre-installed on the the machine for collaborative and social networking capability, in addition to Microsoft Works for word processing, spreadsheets, and calendar functionality.”

Read more »