Netbook Reviews

Having just announced two “Eee Pads“, Asus have also announced an “Eee Tablet” device.

You are probably wondering what the difference between a “Pad” device and a “Tablet”. Well, in the eyes of Asus, the Pad is the more powerful multi use device, while the tablet is a simpler device which they are aiming as a touch, note taking device.

It has long been suspected that Asus will release an “Eee Pad” device after a number of manufacturers have seen the interested created by the iPad.

Now at Computex in Taipei, Asus have taken the wraps off of two Eee Pad tablet devices. Asus say that the ultra slim Eee Pad has been designed for tech savvy individuals who are on the go.

Computex has just kicked off in Taiwan and the new Asus Eee PC 1015N 10-inch netbook is being shown off to the world.

The Asus Eee PC 1015N is one of the first 10.1-inch netbooks to feature the next generation ion graphics (Ion 2) along with Nvidia Optimus technology. This gives the Asus 1015N a great advantage, as it gives it HD capable graphics and gaming when needed, and the low power Intel graphics when not, giving it great performance and battery life.

Just over a month ago the Asus Eee PC 1005PR was announced at CeBIT alongside a number of other new netbooks.

But the Asus 1005PR stands out from the vast majority of other netbooks for two reasons which are linked. Rather than having a standard 10.1-inch 1024 x 600 pixel resolution display, the 1005PR has the same size display but with a higher 1366 X 768 WXGA HD resolution. It also packs a Broadcom Crystal HD Accelerator card, making it capable of playing back 1080p HD videos!

Asus are on a roll right now and yet another new very impressive netbook has been discovered. The new 12-inch Asus Eee PC 1218 netbook has a great looking one piece aluminum chassis, and has already won an award.

We are used to netbooks leaking out onto the web before their official announcement, but this one is a first. Although the Asus Eee PC 1218 has yet to be announced, it has already one a Red Dot 2010 award at the asusdesign website.

The Asus Eee PC 1201NL is very similar to the other 12-inch Eee PCs on the market, and can be seen as a budget version of the 1201N.

While the 1201N has a dual core Atom N330 processor, and comes with Windows 7, the Asus Eee PC 1201NL features the single core Intel Atom N270 processor, and has Windows XP operating system, but retains its Nvidia Ion graphics.

Just last month the newly announced Asus Eee PC 1201PN looked to be one of the best multimedia netbooks coming our way, but now the Asus Eee PC 1215N has shown up and pushed the 1201PN aside.

The Asus 1215N can be seen as the third and most powerful model in the 12-inch Eee PC group. The 1201PN built on the 1201N, and now the latest 1215N has pushed things even further.

If you can remember back to the start of the year at CES 2010, you will remember that Asus announced a number of great looking new netbooks.

One of the very impressive looking netbooks to come our way soon is the Asus Eee PC 1015PE.

Since its initial announcement and showing off at CES, we have heard or seen very little of the Asus 1015PE. Until now that is, Blogee have managed to get their hands on a large number of high quality official press shots of the 1015PE, and wow it looks great!

The PC in the Keyboard, the Asus Eee Keyboard PC is now finally available to pre-order for $599!

We first heard of the Eee Keyboard way back in March ’09 where it created a big buzz. Since then we saw it being officially shown off at CES at January, we talks of a release soon.

Although the Asus EeeKeybaord still isn’t officially shipping, as it is up for pre-order it has to be any moment now.

There have been many new Asus Eee PCs discovered over the last few days and the Asus Eee PC 900AX is one of the strangest yet.

The Asus Eee PC 900AX has both shown up at the FCC and also appeared in an official Asus spreadsheet revealing its existence.

From the model name, the Asus 900AX seems to be an new model from the Eee PC 900 range. This would indicate that it is an 8.9-inch netbook.