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Question: What software is pre-installed? What software is loaded onto this netbook?  I will be using it to write documents which I will transfer to my PC back at the office (using MS Office)
Document: I put MS Office 2007 on mine almost as soon as I got it and it works flawlessly. I installed Photoshop, which also works well. You may need to adjust the zoom, as the screen is pretty small, but it was not a major problem for me.The battery life is impressive too. Running at bare minimum settings, it lasts as advertised. However even with about average settings (screen brightness, wireless receiver enabled, webcam on) it lasts about 5 hours.The webcam isn't the best, but it gets the job done.
I don't know if this is just me, but it can be annoying. There may be a sensitivity setting that I can change, but I have not found it yet. Granted, I haven't bothered to check the user manual. I'm getting used to it, but at first it was an issue. 2) I put a lot of useful programs on this computer myself. It can be a bit expensive to do this if you don't already have access to installation software. I'm sure that MS Works is useful, but if compatibility with other programs, like MS Office, is important to you, consider that before purchasing.Overall, this is a great buy.
Lot of computer in a small package. Does everything my large laptop does in half the space and weight. I bought it to travel with but find myself using it around the house as I sit in the family room or even sitting up in bed. Runs the full suite of MS Office without any problem. I did upgrade to 2 GB of RAM which was very easy.
However, that can be over come by buying an external drive. (Which I will do) As far as I am concerned, the ASUS Eee PC is perfect if you want compact, light weight, and value for the dollar. I paid $343.00 at Amazon.com. It has all of the software that you need to do every day basic stuff. The whole set up is great for traveling, or as a back up laptop for you work. Can easily be stored in a desk drawer.
I find that the keyboard is spacious and good enough to write properly and as fast as I used to on a standard laptop keyboard.One of the programs I added on was Microsoft Office Pro XP. Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and all the other programs work extremely smooth on the Netbook. So yes, you can install the programs and expect them to run very wellI needed to purchase a laptop fast since my old one died and I need something to carry with me in case I have to write a report or write up computer programs and I found this one and it caught my eye immediately.
I recently bought then returned this little machine. It runs office suite adequately, boot-up time is good, video is comfortable to view for a while. All around it initially looked to be a perfect machine for me. But I had a flaw that makes this netbook unusable to me.Fatal Flaw:  When the wireless internet is running there is (at least on the one I received) some kind of hardware conflict with the sound card. It doesn't matter if I am playing mp3s, listening to internet radio or listening to sounds from software there are intermittent cracks, stutters, pops and distortions.
Got this little guy and was so pleased by how this thing is designed. The keyboard is small, but not too small (typing this now on my Asus :D) screen is crisp, and overall looks sleek and stylish.Then the trouble started. 5 hrs after installing my software and playing around, I flipped it over and installed the OCZ 2gig RAM stick offered as a bundled deal for this netbook. Worst move I made all day.The problems hide themselves while the Asus is plugged in, so I didn't notice till I took this little guy to work the problem the RAM was causing.-While unplugged, the netbook had a 50/50 shot of actually starting (sat at a blank screen immediately after booting with no HD activity).-If put to sleep, never woke up again (forcing a hard shutdown by holding the power button for 10 seconds).-Would crash and cause the screen to display artifacts when actually shutting it down out of windows (reproduced this about 80% of the time while testing it)While plugged in to an outlet, none of these things occured, save the power on problem.
I thought for sure I got a bad netbook and was contemplating my future fight to return/replace it.But, doing some digging, I found others that had similar problems with this RAM (a lot of Ubuntu users it seems, I'm running XP). So since replacing the original 1gig stick, my Asus is back to the zippy little netbook it was when I first pulled it out of the box.Still giving the Asus Eee PC 904ha a 5/5, as I've had no problems with the computer itself, just the RAM offered with it as a bundle.
This little netbook has exceded my expectations. It is Way faster than I thought it would be, so easy to take anywhere, comes with a good little case to keep it nice, and has Outstanding battery performance. I like it that while I am using it at school, I do not have to be tethered to an outlet like my classmates- who are annoying self congratulatory know it all twits! But back to reviewing the product, Not my so called "peers". I Love it- it even helps me deal with "them" by giving me something Else to focus on besides their inane chatter.
Got my 904ha last Thursday--5 days ago--so I'm still learning the quirks of this lovely little machine.Very happy with this netbook. I  maintain two residences because of my job and needed a small computer to carry back and forth. This one is half the size of my previous laptop and is a more capable machine! And at about half what I paid for the old machine. I am using an external monitor and DVD drive for watching movies and some basic photo editing. Not any slower than the (not so) old machine it replaced.
Answer: You can Buy MS Office.. or freely download Open Office and install...same features and compatable.Openoffice.org