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Question: Skype with video and iTunes on this model? I have an older eePC model that does not support the skype with video nor iTunes. Will this model support those?
Document: I tell anyone who is looking to purchase a netbook to get the ASUS because for me it has been reliable. I went on a trip overseas and used skype with the built in microphone and it worked flawlessly. This is a good product but a shame they have discontinued the 8.9 inch model for the bigger model.
The tech support representative advised me to buy a 1000HA in future and avoid this model. I have purchased about 7 or 8 notebooks in the last 5 years, and this is the first time something bricked in less than 2 months of use.
The older versions XP can use still work fine and are fully compatible with the newer versions.Processor: The Intel Atom N270 is a 1.6GHz mobile CPU with Hyperthreading support, ideal for running applications in Windows XP.
The portability of this computer is amazing. The keyboard does take some getting used to but slowly I am making fewer mistakes with it. I like the screen brightness, even on low-power it is still plenty bright. I've been using it with a mobile wireless broadband USB stick from Virgin which uses the same network as Sprint. I'm able to do video Skype and everything with it from anywhere.
I bought this computer as an impulse buy at Target and I am totally impressed. It runs on Linux. It uses OpenOffice and comes with Skype already downloaded.The battery life is pretty good and the keyboard is steady.
I can Skype with a friend while browsing in Firefox and playing MP3s with now slowdown at all. If I need power, I can use my desktop, but if I need to get on the Internet quick and without any hassle, then this is what I use. It's not entirely powerless, however, as I can still do a little gaming on it if I need to.
For users of Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex (8.10), the simple and easy-to-follow instructions can be found in this site: [...]After getting rid of monopolistic and faulty MS Windows, this Netbook worked perfectly with Skype and the Compiz effects. I strongly recommend it because it is a good balance between storage, RAM and price.
I have owned many notebooks including the older version of the EEE, "A big bang for the buck" is what I got with this one. Does as much as most notebooks worth more money. While the pro's are well known, I think it's important to point out some minor con's.1) Battery life is not 5 hours, no matter how you use it.
I was impressed with the speed and capacity, the processor is very capable and for something that you can hold in your hand it was enjoyable to use. It took no time to get used to the small but full keyboard. The wireless function flawlessly, Skype and the built in webcam and speak saves the price of a webcam and headset and is well integrated. The 4 hour battery life is great.
Just remember the limits of the older operating system, and buy accordingly.Update: 05/09/13So I've had my Eee PC 900HA for over four years now, and I still use it actively for the less demanding tasks. I installed Windows 8 on its other partition, so now I can choose at boot which version of Windows I want to use. It starts up, shuts down, hibernates, and resumes from hibernation faster than XP.
Answer: Absolutely! I own this model and have not had any problems installing or using any programs, including skype and iTunes with the newest versions and updates.