SlashGear reviews the ASUS Eee PC 901
The folks at SlashGear have published a review of a pre-production model version of the new ASUS Eee PC 901 Linux Edition here on their website. The 901 is similar to the 900 although it does come with several new tweaks and additions – notably the Intel Atom processor in place of the Celeron processor. I won’t go into the details too much here since most of you are probably already familiar with (or sick of ) the Eee PC. Here’s the verdict:
The Eee 901 is our choice on specs alone – faster WiFi, more SSD capacity and Bluetooth as standard, together with a spare slot for future 3G WWAN expansion – but if it were our own money that decision would be a whole lot harder. A great machine, yes, but a few months too late to be the convincing knock-out ASUS hoped it would be.
You can read the rest of the review at SlashGear.com. Note – I’m not going to be looking for the Eee PC nor the MSI Wind anymore – at least not for some time since I purchased the VAIO notebook at Best Buy this weekend.
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