[Shan Gee]

My sister recently got the Asus EEE 4G. I has 4 gigabytes of space! Not much, but it's good for doing quick work, making documents, presentations, and surfing the web. It's also very light-weight, and weighs only 2 pounds! This notebook came preinstalled with Linux. It's easy to customize the look of the "desktop". I was able to quickly add our wireless network to it and add the wireless printer. Using it was pretty simple and straight-forward. In my opinion this is a great notebook for those that are less savvy with computers. One thing I didn't like about this is that the keyboard was small. The keys are small and it takes some time getting used to typing on there. Once you get over that though it's really great using this notebook! It has the Open Office Softwaer and Google Docs on there, a must have for anyone that makes a lot of documents. With Google Docs you can access your documents online on any PC. So after saving documents in Google Docs on your ASUS, you can actually go on an office computer and still access them online. The touchpad on there is good, and very easy to use. You can scroll up and down by moving your finger up and down on the right. If you tap the touchpad it can click! I prefer to tap the touchpad instead of using the clicker because you have to push down the clicker with a little more force than you would need to put on a normal clicker. The Asus EEE 4G also has 3 USB 2.0 ports, one on the left side and two on the right. These are great for adding external devices like a USB mouse, keyboard, or DVD hardware. There is also a microphone and headphone jack, and an Ethernet port for a wired connection. This is a very great notebook for those who are on-the-go and want to carry their important documents and work around with them. I love this notebook. You can check out the specs of it below:

- Ultra-compact notebook with full QWERTY keyboard and 7-inch display
- Powered by 900 MHz Intel Mobile CPU and pre-installed Linux operating system (compatible with Windows XP)
- Over 40 built-in applications for learn, work and play
- 4 GB solid-state flash memory drive; 512 MB RAM; 10/100 Fast Ethernet; 54g Wi-Fi (802.11b/g)
- Connectivity: three USB 2.0; VGA output; microphone and headphone; Secure Digital card reader

[Bernardakins]

I think it would be pretty useful to have one of these. At least, if it had a backup battery.
*Still has his eyes on getting one because they're very shiny*

[sharkhead7854]

wow 4 gb
i didnt know that laptops could have memory that small in them
im used to seeing the dell type ones that have a little over 20 or 30

[Shan Gee]

Originally Posted by sharkhead7854

wow 4 gb
i didnt know that laptops could have memory that small in them
im used to seeing the dell type ones that have a little over 20 or 30

Yes, 4 GB isn't much space at all! But for a small laptop like this, it's worth it having 4 GB. You don't need to be storing too much information on to the hard drive anyway. It's meant to be used for only storing documents you need to use on the go.

[Larrabee]

Originally Posted by sharkhead7854

wow 4 gb
i didnt know that laptops could have memory that small in them
im used to seeing the dell type ones that have a little over 20 or 30

The ASUS EEE PC has 2 memory slots, so the maximum is 4 gigabytes of ram. 2 x 2GB.

[sharkhead7854]

Originally Posted by Larrabee

The ASUS EEE PC has 2 memory slots, so the maximum is 4 gigabytes of ram. 2 x 2GB.

yeah but he was talking about the hard drive space lol

[Xavier]

Unfortunately I can't even type on the Asus Eee PC because the keys are just way too small- or maybe my fingers are just too big ;-) That's one of the reasons I prefer the HP Mini Note 2133. Check out this review of it I wrote last month:
HP 2133 Mini Note Review, Specs, Videos
The new 9-inch Eee PC has up to 20GB of flash memory, but that's really not enough for a lot of users.

[Shan Gee]

Originally Posted by Xavier

Unfortunately I can't even type on the Asus Eee PC because the keys are just way too small- or maybe my fingers are just too big ;-) That's one of the reasons I prefer the HP Mini Note 2133. Check out this review of it I wrote last month:
HP 2133 Mini Note Review, Specs, Videos
The new 9-inch Eee PC has up to 20GB of flash memory, but that's really not enough for a lot of users.

I did see your review for this and thought this laptop was better! If I do ever need to purchase a mini laptop, I'm getting this over the ASUS! HP sure makes great quality laptops. Did you run Windows Vista on the HP Mini Note? How did it run on there? I like Windows Vista better than Linux, would you recommend Vista on there or Linux?

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