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Asus EEE PC 2G Surf (700) specs

posted November 30, 2007 - 1:01am
Asus EEE PC 2G Surf (700) specs

One of the famous items that is said to be a Christmas Bestseller this coming December is the Asus EEE subnotebook pc. A lot of people are very excited because of its low price and it is bundled with Linux so no worries about Microsoft licenses.

Here's the specs of the Asus EEE PC 2G Surf (700)

Display: 7 in (17.8 cm) 800×480 TFT LCD with LED backlight
Graphics:
Integrated Intel GMA 900 graphics processor (shared memory)
Storage: 2GB Solid state drive (SSD) flash
Processor:900 MHz Intel Celeron-M ULV 353 which has 512KB L2 cache RAM
Memory:256MB DDR2-400 RAM
Battery: 4-cell, Li-Ion, 4400 mAh, 7.4 Volts: ~ 2.8 hrs (2h 45min) Battery life
Price: Approx US$299 in USA

Author: noelb
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EEE PC info

Idlewild - Thu, 2007-6-12 10:32 am
I got it from J&R, a music/computer store in NYC (via mail order). I've bought from them many times over the last 20 years, so I know they're reputable. The 4GB model is $399; I haven't seen it discounted from that price anywhere.

Asus EEE

noelb - Thu, 2007-6-12 8:52 am
thanks for the comment IdleWild. Where did you buy yours and how much did it cost you?

Asus EEE PC

Idlewild - Fri, 2007-30-11 1:14 am
I'd been drooling over getting an EEE PC since I first heard about it in the summer, and finally got mine this week. I'm not sure if the 2GB model is being sold in the U.S., though... I got the 4GB model, which includes a Web cam (the 'Surf' models don't). So far I'm loving it. It has a nice software package, is compact, and only weighs 2 pounds... perfect for carrying anywhere to do writing or blogging or Web surfing. The big boys charging $2000 for their 'slim and light' laptops may need to rethink their price points. Granted, the EE PC leaves out a lot for the price, but Asus has certainly put the lie to the concept that a very mobile laptop has to cost a lot.

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