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Asus EEE S101
$699.00
Released November, 2008
The Pros:Beautiful brushed aluminum enclosure - extremely slim and light. Nice enough to use in a professional setting for those uninterested in bulkier laptops. 2.3 pounds.
The Cons:Does not include the N10 screen with added vertical resolution. Expensive. Poor older style EEE keyboard - poor right shift placement/size.
Ever since the introduction of the EEE PC line there have been those who have desired a more luxurious version of the Asus netbook. Introduced not long after the N10 - an EEE PC with dedicated graphics card, more advanced speakers and higher vertical resolution (to mention a few things) - the EEE S101 is yet another take on a more refined netbook laptop.
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Less technically impressive than the N10, the S101 goes in the other direction, fitting in the same processor, 10.2” screen and the run-of-the-mill 901 features into a slimmer and lighter brushed aluminum enclosure - only 0.75” thick, and 2.3 pounds. The S101 will also include a strange hybrid storage system, including both 16GB of SSD and a 30GB HDD. Due to start selling on November 1st 2008, the S101 will have a rather steep price tag of $699 - with other rumors putting it at over $1000. Quoted battery life is 5.4 hours.
Features
- Intel Atom Processor (1.6GHz, 533MHz FSB)
- 10.2" LED Backlight LCD Screen 1024x600px resolution
- LAN, WLAN 802.11 b/g/n, bluetooth
- 6-cell battery (5.4 hours)
- 10.8" x 7.6" x 0.75", 2.3 pounds
- XP Home edition or Linux
- 2 year global warranty
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beautiful brushed aluminum enclosure - extremely slim and light
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nice enough to use in a professional setting for those uninterested in bulkier laptops
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respectable 4-cell battery (5.4 hours)
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does not include the N10 screen with added vertical resolution
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poor older style EEE keyboard - poor right shift placement/size
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lower battery life than other 6-cell EEE Pcs (form over function it seems)
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