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Question: Is this the Eee PC 901??? It has the ATOM processor but the pictures don't look right??? anyone know?
Document: Although the Eee PC is a little difficult to get used to, I love the fact that I can take it with me anywhere. I purchased the computer to store photos. I transferred my pictures the other day and it went very quickly. I'm getting used to the keyboard, but prefer to use a USB mouse. Overall a great buy for the price!
First let me say my Eee PC (Linux configuration) did all that it claimed.Word processor (complete office package), web camera plus support, Internetsupport, Fire fox web brower and more. I wanted to have C++, gcc and octave.I was able with little effort to get c++ and gcc but my efforts failed withadding octave. I then replace Linux with xp. It worked OK but was very slow.I then replaced xp with disk encrypted fedora 10.
I am happy withthe current setup. I would recommend this for anyone who wants a very mobilewith word processor, spreadsheet, presentations, browser, e-mail (with web cam)support. I would expect the software additions to increase as time goes on.Frank Pont
For all your pictures, music a videos, 16 or 20 GB is not enough and you'll be better off with normal laptop with at least 120 GB hard drive, which you can get for about the same price as the 20GB model or EEE 901.This is good as a second computer, to use in a waiting room, train or bus or any other place where normal-size laptop feels too big.
My girlfriend bought this netbook to use to take notes in a couple of her classes where the desks were too small to put a full-sized laptop on, and now I'm buying one for myself. This is probably the best value for any netbook right now, you get a decent processor, a gig of ram, 16 gigs of memory, and Xandros (a version of linux specifically made for this netbook).
Nice versatile sub-notebook p c reasonably priced with every thing loaded on it for essential office work and internet. Linux O S very intuitive . look at it and you know what to do with out reading a book or going to "help".
Deliberate keystrokes are necessary to ensure that all characters and spaces are actually put onto the screen. Also, take a look at a picture of the keyboard to see if the tiny right shift key will bother you, especially with its proximity to the "up" arrow.The battery life is pretty low. If you plan to take the leash off this thing and go tooling around on the internet wirelessly, you'll probably only get about 90 minutes off the battery.
I don't care about MP3 and that type of thing, so it isn't clogged with junk like that. Keeps up with what I am doing without having to kick anyone off the home PC. Have had it for about a month, so far, so good.
The product seems to be good but take care if you are looking for a notebook withwebcam, although you see that in all pictures, only some models it is installed.I had to return back one EEE PC 900A because there is no webcam.
This is the computer I've been looking for. Small, light, cool, SSD storage, and the price is right. I'll never go back to a large laptop or to Windows. Linux is my OS of choice, and the Eee is perfect for it.
Answer: This is not the 901.  It is a 900 that was not announced anywhere.  Amazon's description of it having an atom is probably incorrect.  If you can, wait for others to buy it and see what they say it has.