Summary: For an ultra-light netbook, the ASUS 701SD does what I expect it to. The included applications all run smoothly and allow the user to browse the web with ease.
Pros: » Low cost, » Easy to use, » Works well for what it is, » Solid state storage
Summary: The bottom line is that the entire series of EEE PC netbooks are pretty cool, fun, and easy to use; and the refurbished EEE PC 4G 701 netbook is no different.
Pros: » Attractively priced, » Fun and easy to use, » Handles all of the basics with ease, » Wired and wireless network connectivity for easy online communication, » Highly ...
Cons: » Packaging was less than impressive, » 90-day warranty, » No expansion slot for an extra SSD (solid state drive)
Conclusion: It's hard not to like the Eee PC 4G. What it does, it does well. It lacks high end features like a touch screen, biometric security and WAN networking like the HTC Shift...
Pros: Light, small (but not too small) and sturdy. Very affordable. Good connectivity with WiFi, Ethernet and a modem. Can run Internet, productivity and even video apps res...
Cons: 4 gig hard drive is too small for Windows XP, Office suite and a small collection of additional programs without nearly running out of space. Low resolution means wind...
Conclusion: See, here's the deal: Every time I whip out my Asus Eee PC in front of people, it always captures attention for its size and ability in its form.
micro notebook computer with 7-inch screen, 4GB Flash memory disk space
Consumer Electronics Net
13 March 2008
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Summary: Even without a webcam, the Eee PC is still a small (and amazingly affordable) wonder.
Pros: Easy-to-use interface; Full Web 2.0 experience; Lightweight design; Fun educational games; Works well with external peripherals; Very good performance for the price
Cons: No webcam; Occasionally slow performance; Small hard drive; Low screen resolution
Excerpt: With a tiny keyboard, small screen, and stripped-down OS, the Eee PC isn't for everyone. But it delivers unmatched portability at a bargain price.
Pros: Tiny and light, Full suite of preinstalled software, Easy-to-use Linux OS, Inexpensive
Cons: Cramped keyboard, Small screen, Little storage space, No Bluetooth or optical drive, Limited performance capability
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Conclusion: The 4G is available at online outlets including J&R , Newegg.com , and BestBuy.com . Soon, it'll have company as Asus rolls out Eees at other price points.
Summary: The Asus Eee PC 701 is no power system. You won't want to do video editing, or even image editing, on the device, and it's not going to serve as the multimedia centre for...