Compare Prices : Asus Eee PC 1000 HA - Expert Reviews

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Review summary: ASUS is well into double digits in the number of netbook variants it has launched, and this seasoning has finally paid off with its best one yet. What's more, the ASUS EeePC 1000HE ($400 street) dethrones the MSI Wind as the leader of the pack of pint ...

Pros: Effectively concealed six-cell battery. Excellent battery life. Uses the newest Intel Atom processor. Price is as competitive as that of the Acer Aspire One. New keyboard design. Gesture touchpad.

Cons: No real performance benefits over the N270 processor.

Verdict: The ASUS EeePC 1000HE is the best netbook package that money can buy right now.

Review summary: Trendsetter. Once, the first Eee PC from Asus, equipped with a 7 ...

Pros: Solid case with good workmanship , UMTS option available , Pleasant to use keyboard , Multi-touch touchpad , Bright, rich in contrast display, outdoor suitable , Low warming of the device , Good battery life, Solid case with good workmanship, UMTS ...

Cons: Stiff touchpad keys , Now and again, a too loud fan, Stiff touchpad keys, Now and again, a too loud fan

Verdict: How Asus sovereignly beats itself on the netbook market, since the beginning

Review summary: Impressive battery life and features, but is that enough in such a competitive market

Pros: Incredible battery life / Larger screen size for a netbook / Solid look and feel / Good connectivity

Cons: Slightly grainy screen / Annoying right Shift key

Verdict: Its chrome-style highlights won't be to everyone's taste, but our generally positive first impressions were backed up by the solid feel when we picked this netbook up by the corner

Review summary: The most comfortable-to-use netbook in the Eee range but the price is a sticking point

Pros: Large keyboard and screen

Cons: Linux version more expensive than Windows ; price

Verdict: A well-built, easy-to-use notebook, but there are similar, cheaper alternatives available

Review summary: The most comfortable-to-use netbook in the Eee range but the price is a sticking point