Netbook Reviews

The Asus UL20A is the smallest model from the new Asus UL series. The UL20A sits right in the middle ground between netbooks and standard notebooks, and is technically called a “thin and light” notebook.

As the Asus UL20A is the smallest model with a 12.1-inch LCD (1366 x 768), it still fits in the netbook size category, albeit on the larger side.

The very impressive UL30 has been taken one step further with the Asus UL30VT notebook, which adds discrete switchable graphics, offering the best of both worlds with long battery life and high performance graphics.

The 13.3-inch Asus UL30VT isn’t a netbook, but a “thin and light” notebook, which sits between netbooks and larger notebooks.

Asus’ highly anticipated Ion powered Eee PC netbook is now showing up for pre-order in the U.S for about $499.

The Asus Eee PC 1201N is the first Nvidia Ion powered Eee PC from Asus. As well as Ion graphics the 1201N also features the dual core Intel Atom N330 processor giving it more power than the vast majority of Ion netbooks on the market.

The very highly anticipated Asus Eee Box EB1501 nettop is now available to order in the UK!

The Ion powered nettop is the world’s smallest, vesa mountable nettop to feature an internal optical drive.

The Asus EB1501 comes with Windows 7 Home Premium, and was scheduled for release on October 22nd, but failed to show up.

The recently announced entry level / budget Eee PC netbook, the Asus 1001HA is now available to order in the UK!

It is still unknown whether the Asus Eee PC 1001HA will remain just in Europe, or also become available in the US.

The Asus 1001HA is now available to order for a very low price from just £215. A great price for a brand new netbook with the popular Seashell design.

The Asus Eee PC T91MT is the updated and newest version of their popular T91 convertible touchscreen netbook.

Unlike the previous model, the new Asus T91MT support multitouch gestures, as indicated by the “MT” in the model name. So you can now pinch and zoom etc.

A new upcoming netbook from Asus has been revealed via some documents which have shown up at the FCC.

A single photo has been added to the FCC website showing the bottom of the netbook, along with the model name. The Asus Eee PC 1008P / 1008PGO name indicates that it is a variation of the Asus 1008HA netbook.

There has been a lot of attention on the recently announced Asus Eee Box EB1501 nettop which features Nvidia Ion graphics, dual core Atom 330 CPU, and comes with Windows 7. View my EB1501 hands on.

But there is a variant of the EB1501 called the EB1502 which has kind of slipped under the radar.

The Asus Eee Box EB1502 has the same exterior as the EB1501, and keeps the Ion graphics, but in place of the dual core 330 CPU, it features the less powerful 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 CPU, along with 1GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive.

A third variation of the Asus 1201 Eee PC netbook has now been discovered.

We first found out about the first Ion powered Eee PC, the Asus 1201N when it showed up on an online store. We later found the 1201HA version, which doesn’t feature the Ion graphics, but uses the Intel GMA 500 graphics and the Atom Z520 CPU.

I have just returned from an Asus press meeting in London where I saw a number of Eee PC netbooks and Eee Box nettops.

One of the most interesting computers on display was the upcoming Asus Eee Box EB1501 nettop. The Asus EB1501 is the “world’s smallest, and first VESA-mountable PC with an internal optical drive”.