EeePeeCee

The EeePeeCee running Windows XP.

## Overview

The EeePeeCee is an Asus Eee PC 1001P netbook running Windows XP from 2010 (or 2007, Wade has said both). It is a 1000 series Eee PC (the first series). It is used to transfer music to various MP3 players (such as the M:Robe) and to install their respective proprietary applications (most notably the JAMP3 and MTV software, the Walkman Bean's SonicStage, and the Zune Music App). The EeePeeCee is often seen with a separate USB optical disc drive attached, laden with crumbs. Wade generally uses this to read installation discs for MP3 player software. As Wade can't use any screen-capture tools on the EeePeeCee due to its age, he resorted to filming the entire laptop manually, positioning it with the keyboard directed upwards with the screen flat on the desk (or “nana selling on Gumtree style”), as the iPhone is placed vertically whilst filming videos. This often leads to the sheer weight of the keyboard to cause the EeePeeCee to tilt upright for half a second, and then topple off the desk. It is believed that it was given to him by James.

## History

In the video "I present to you, the JAMP3.", Wade reveals that there are MP3s with children's music on the EeePeeCee (all of which he put in one of his After Shows), and are subsequently decoded by the JAMP3 software, as well as the Windows XP sample music.

In the video "I found a bootleg iPod Nano," the EeePeeCee makes an appearance to install the Craig's software, but AVG AntiVirus prevents the Craig software from being installed. Later on, he copies a Gorillaz CD onto the EeePeeCee causing it to launch into an interactive demo, causing him to yell at the EeePeeCee because "he wants to use his CRAIG!!" He then rips the CD to Windows Media Player and copies it onto the Craig.

In the video "I found a nightmare.", while Wade messes with cabling under the desk, the EeePeeCee is pulled and falls off, nearly breaking it. This does occasionally happen in other videos, though this example is notable as Wade attributes this to "The Curse of SpongeBob".

In "The Coolest looking MP3 Player.", Wade installs the M:Robe software, which resulted in the screen of the EeePeeCee no longer displaying at it's native resolution, and displaying at 640x480, which caused the pop-up of the Start menu not being big enough to display all of the items. To date, Wade has been unable to remedy this.

In the video "The absolute worst bootleg iPod.", Wade reports that the EeePeeCee had been lost in storage, and that he acquired a new MSI gaming laptop with an onboard disc drive. As this laptop came with Windows 11, Wade had to wait patiently for hours before the setup process was finalized.

As revealed in "The Fisher Price "FP3 Player"", Wade has apparently found the EeePeeCee, and uses it (in tandem with the external disc drive) to install the FP3 software off a proprietary software disc. This marks the EeePeeCee's return to the show, and (presumably) renders the MSI laptop unnecessary. Wade, however, does not comment on how he found the EeePeeCee, nor does he even mention its prolonged absence. The disc drive, on the other hand, has seemingly gone faulty, with a loud grinding noise accompanying any discs being read. This is likely due to a problem with the spindle, though the drive as a whole can still read a disc with little issue.

In ''The FREE GEEK Nugget Dip'', the EeePeeCee's mouse cursor refused to move after plugging in a 'cursed' Archos Jukebox Studio 10, both using an external USB mouse and the internal trackpad. This marked a tempoary end of the EeePeeCee's life in the channel as the representative Windows laptop.

In "Even Hot Wheels made an MP3 player…", he shows the ‘corpse’ that is the EeePeeCee, before bringing in a new character on the show in the form of the Toshiba Satellite laptop, running Windows Vista Basic, to read the CD driver from the Hot Wheels MP3 player. In the middle of copying some songs onto the player, the laptop inexplicably turned off, and an attempt to restart it brought it very briefly to a Windows Error Recovery screen, and simply turned off again. The Satellite, the successor to the EeePeeCee, had debuted and died in the span of two and a half minutes.

In "The Nerf Digital Camera", the EeePeeCee makes a comeback, with Wade stating that after the mouse cursor locked up in The FREE GEEK Nugget Dip, he gave it back to James to try and fix it. However, when James turned it on, it worked fine. In this video, the EeePeeCee is used to install Vivitar Experience Image Manager, but Wade stops the installation after the software asks him to connect to the internet.

## Trivia

* The name "EeePeeCee" is derived from the literal pronunciation of the PC's official name, the "EeePC".
	+ The three E's in "Eee PC" stand for "Easy to learn, Easy to work, Easy to play," the official slogan of the Asus Eee line.
* As of 2023, the EeePeeCee is roughly 15-16 years old (or 12-13, if it was from 2010).