Bottomline: The original Eee PC was an intriguing device because it was just a step above a Blackberry, a basic web client device for about $400. The Eee PC 901, meanwhile, is something else: With Windows XP installed, its a strikingly complete little laptop PC. ...
Good: Small and light, , Reasonably well built and durable, , Flashbased storage, , Intel Atom processor surprisingly capable, Surprisingly acceptable battery life
Bad: Impressive, but ASUS already has several superior Eee PC models on the market, , 12GB of storage isnt a single drive (one 4GB drive and one 8GB drive), , White plastics feel nice but "look" cheap, Keyboard too small/cramped, Temperatures a...
Bottomline: Last year our editorial staff was absolutely amazed by the original Eee PC. The original Eee PC finally delivered something that many consumers have wanted since laptops first arrived on the market: an extremely portable laptop with reasonable performa...
Abstract: Earlier this year, a new class of computers called netbooks started to appear. Looking like miniature laptops, they were designed to be an affordable alternative for those who only needed to surf the Internet, check email, and write or read an occasion...
Bottomline: Overall, I really liked the Eee PC 901 - but there are definite areas that can use improvement. The 8.9" 1024x600 LCD is a HUGE improvement over the 7" 800x480 screen of the Eee PC 701 - so much so that I would have difficulty using a 7" display going...
Good: Excellent battery life; spiffy performance; multitouch touchpad; solid state storage; Draft-N wireless radio and Bluetooth; built-in CPU overclocking/underclocking application.
Bad: Keyboard still hard to use; a little more hefty than the Eee PC 900; glossy finish attracts fingerprints.
Bottomline: With an excellent battery life and spiffy performance, the Eee PC 901 has matured into an exceptional Netbook capable of all-day computing.
Good: Extremely portable, Great battery life, Decent screen size, Comes with either Linux or Windows XP
Bad: Keyboard is still too small, Linux still a bit unwieldy, Drive partitioning could cause issues for Windows users, , *
Bottomline: All-in-all we like the improvements Asus has made to the Eee. It shows they are listening to their customers and making a valiant attempt to stay ahead of the curve in what is rapidly becoming a very competitive market. In fact, we’ll go ahead a...
Good: Much-improved battery life; new mouse and quick-launch buttons; still highly portable and reasonably priced.
Bad: Slightly bigger than the Eee 900; price is creeping up to the full-size laptop range.
Bottomline: The long-awaited Asus Eee PC 901 is the best version of this inexpensive Netbook yet, but its facing increased competition from the likes of HP, Dell, and MSI. Specifications: Processor: Intel Atom; RAM installed: 1 GB DDR2 SDRAM; Weight: 2.4 lbs; See...
Abstract: Eight hours of power under your arm. Improves on the 900 to be the best Eee yet - though still not as cheap as wed like. Since Asus launched the groundbreaking Eee PC last year, nobody could accuse them of standing still. While every other laptop ma...
Abstract: While none of the budget ultra-portable laptops here feels flimsy, Asuss Eee PC 901 seems especially robust. The hinge feels sturdy and wobbles only slightly compared with those of the other ultra-portables here. The version we tested had Windows X...
Good: Intel-Atom-CPU, 8,9-Zoll-Display, lange Akkulaufzeit, schnelles WLAN (802.11n)
Bad: fummelige, kleine Tastatur
Bottomline: Der Eee PC 901 ist besser als sein noch junger Vorgänger 900. Er sieht besser aus, hat eine schnellere und effizientere CPU und eine längere Akkulaufzeit. Er ist zwar etwas größer, 100 Gramm schwerer und hat immer noch eine winzige Tastatur - aber mit ...
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