ASUS Eee PC 1000 XP

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Pros
Big, bright 10-inch screen
Great keyboard and mouse
Cons
It borders on ultraportable-sized

Asus Eee PC 1000H 80G XP Mini-Notebook Review

by Darren Gladstone, PC World

- Ever since the Eee PC 4G opened up the mini-notebook market last year, Asus has been pumping out different flavors of the Eee, including versions of the original with XP and models sporting slightly larger screens and a multitouch pad. With the $460 Eee 1000H 80G XP, though, Asus addresses many of the previous problems we've had with earlier mini-notebook models--and it creates a solid second-gen machine in the process.

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