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Asus EEE pc?

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Does anyone have one of the new Asus EEE pcs? Any good? Any drawbacks?
http://eeepc.asus.com/en/guide.htm
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For a few more £ you can get a 'proper' laptop :roll:

If you want that type of spec I'd be tempted to source out the $100 laptop's where you have to buy 2 ($200) and the other goes to a 3rd world user (no, not Scotland :wink: but Africa or S.America)
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I was looking at it because of its size.
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Bludall wrote:I was looking at it because of its size.
I hope it is a big one and not a small one.

I have a small laptop and I find it very hard to use and so I am thinking of getting one with a larger keypad.

Mine is a Toshiba and I have had a few problems with it and it had to be returned for a new motherboard after only a couple of months.

Next time I will get a Dell.
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Bludall ias looking for a small one.

What you should do with yours, UHM, is get an couple of external keyboards - leave one at your place, leave one at Angies and then you can just use a full size keyboard :thumbright:
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I tried that with a USB mouse as I hate keypads and it drains the batteries much faster and so I need to plug it in and I can't because of killer bunny. It managed to bite the laptop cable once and it was a millisecond and the little blighter bit right through the cable. Good job it wasn't the mains voltage side!
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maybe cordess keyboard - or one of these .......

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