Asus has formally taken the wraps off the second generation of its much-hyped
Eee PC family of mini notebooks, available with either Windows XP or Linux
operating systems.
Both Asus Eee PC 900 models sport an 8.9in screen, 1GB of Ram, a built-in
1.3-megapixel webcam, USB ports and integrated card readers.
Larger than their predecessors, the Windows XP version will ship with a 12GB
solid state hard drive while its Linux counterpart will come with a 20GB hard
drive.
According to the Taiwanese manufacturer the new Eee PCs will offer up to 3.5
hours of battery life.
Asus has yet to confirm which processors will power the new line up, saying
only that the devices would run on an "Intel mobile CPU" and an "Intel mobile
chipset".
Weighing in at less than 1kg both versions of the Asus Eee PC 900 will be
available from PC World on 1 May priced at £329.
The company has also announced a new 7in 4GB Windows XP version sharing the
same specification as the existing 4GB Eee PC 701. The Asus Eee PC 4G Win laptop
will be priced at £249.
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