Speaker output quality is good, but because of the location of the speakers the sound is quite muffled when you’re using the Eee PC 901 as a "laptop." The bezel around the screen on the Eee PC 901 is much thinner than the thick bezel on the original Eee PC and the speakers have been relocated to the bottom of the notebook.
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Most importantly, Windows XP doesn’t have massive system requirements … so it still runs fast on a relatively under-powered notebook like the Eee PC 901.ĪSUS received some criticism over the speakers on the original Eee PC because of there massive size located on both sides of the screen. While XP might not be the most modern operating system on the market, XP is still one of the most robust and stable versions of the Windows OS. This notebook comes pre-installed with Windows XP. Unlike the original Eee PC, this configuration of the Eee PC 901 doesn’t come with Linux.
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In any case, the screen on our review unit was free from any problems such as stuck pixels and color and backlighting were both excellent.
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Still, many owners of the original Eee PC 4G use modified display drivers to scale 1000 x 600 or higher resolutions on the original Eee PC … so this higher resolution screen isn’t as impressive as it could be. While this might not be the most impressive resolution we’ve seen, it’s much nicer than the native 800 x 480 resolution on the original Eee PC 4G. The Eee PC 901 (like the Eee PC 900) features a nice 8.9-inch display with 1024 x 600 resolution. The Eee PC isn’t the only kid on the block anymore, which is why Asus is trying to raise the bar with the Eee PC 900. After the success of the original Eee PC, other manufacturers have started to flood the market with low cost mini notebooks. Weighing in at just two pounds and delivering a performance level similar to a full-featured budget notebook, the only notebook that came close to "directly" competing with the Eee PC in 2007 was the Fujitsu LifeBook U810 tablet PC … which retailed for more than $1,000 last year. The design of the original Eee PC was something truly unique in the market. In short, the build quality is quite high despite the low cost. Lifting the display cover you find the same amazingly small keyboard surface found on the original Eee PC. The only obvious differences are the larger screen and the slightly deeper dimension (front to back) in order to accommodate the larger touchpad. Overall, the Eee PC 900 is almost identical to the original Eee PC. The chassis seams match up with reasonably tight tolerances, plastics feel thick (though the pearl-like white plastics look cheap) and the display hinges are molded into body with the battery. Customers also indicated that they wanted a larger screen and a larger touchpad, so both of these features had to be incorporated into a very small footprint. Like the original Eee PC, the designers at ASUS had no easy task creating an attractive ultraportable notebook while also making it cheap to produce. Weight: approximately 2.42 lbs with battery.Input: Keyboard and Multi-touch touchpad.Ports: 3 USB 2.0, 1 VGA monitor out, headphone jack, microphone input, SD card reader (SDHC compatible), Kensington lock slot, Ethernet 10/100.8.9-inch screen with 1024 x 600 resolution.Windows XP Home Edition operating system.12GB of Flash-based storage (4GB onboard SSD and 8GB PCI-E mini card SSD).First, let’s review the system specs for the all new Eee PC 900:
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