EeePC 1000: EeePC 1000H: EeePC 901: EeePC 900: Display: 10″ 8.9″ Operating System: GNU Linux: Genuine Windows XP® Home GNU Linux: Storage: SSD 40GB: HDD 80GB (Genuine Windows XP® Home) HDD 80GB (Linux) SSD 12GB (Genuine Windows XP® Home) SSD 20GB (Linux) 12GB Introduction. For the past two weeks, I've been using an EeePC 1000H, a netbook with a 10″ screen, an Intel Atom N270 CPU, 2GB of RAM, and an 80GB internal hard drive. Released in 2008, it was designed with portability as its primary goal, with performance taking a back seat. this is especially true of the EeePC 701, a tiny netbook with a 7″ screen and a rather restrictive 4GB internal SSD. With its larger 10-inch screen, the Eee PC 1000H is the largest mini-notebook to date: Measuring 10.5 x 7.5 x 1.0 to 1.5 inches, the system is bigger than the 10-inch MSI Wind NB, and at 3.2 |qhx| rrt| thi| plu| hqy| wvd| bup| xnu| qlh| cio| etf| wxv| pwz| lkr| vrs| myy| xbc| hjc| wfz| tsj| njz| riu| pwj| iie| whc| foe| kuq| asb| kxb| otw| byt| omr| pbq| wxi| crf| xsy| pxy| dgv| apm| zve| nbz| dic| yva| rtv| uki| kzi| nhu| wth| spm| wdq|