We know you need it. Now you've got it. ASUS' 7- and 9-inch Eee PCs lined up for a side by side comparison. The new 9-incher is clearly the bigger brother to the shorter original. Too bad too ...

ASUS' original Eee might have impressed many with its super-budget price tag, but the relatively small 7-inch screen dissuaded others from considering it as a "proper" laptop. While the new Eee PC ...

The new Eee PC 900 uses an identical chassis to the previous model but ditches the 7-inch display for a much prettier one that measures 8.9 inches ...

The Eee PC 1025C isn’t the only new netbook from Asus with an Intel Atom Cedar Trail chip. The company is also giving its low-cost Eee PC X101 netbook an upgrade by throwing in a 1.6 GHz Intel ...

Recently I’ve been playing with an Eee PC from Asus to get a feel for what the netbook experience is really like. Read more… Asus is one of the leading purveyors of netbooks.

There are plenty of hacks out there for the Asus Eee PC, but now someone has brought it all together in a glorious amalgam of hackery. This here exposed, but proud, Eee holds within it add-ons for ...

The news that ASUS is considering a touchscreen version of the Eee PC seemed like a pretty natural progression, but if you're unwilling to wait until the official EeeTablet then this DIY kit seems ...

Asus’ long-awaited 9-inch (well, 8.9-inch) version of its groundbreaking Eee PC 4G arrives with all the familiar trappings installed. But this time it’s a little bigger — in more ways than ...

Other specifications include a 7-inch monitor, a 300,000-pixel camera, 512MB of DDR2 (double data rate 2) memory, and Wi-Fi. Next year, Asustek plans to introduce a second Eee PC model, the 1001 ...

I tested two models with 10-inch screens, the $550 (about R4 000) Eee PC 1000H and the $700 (about R5 200) Eee PC 1000. The first Eee PC models had 7-inch screens and went for $400, now down to $300.

Asus ups the ante with their new Eee PC 901 ultra-portable laptop featuring a SSD hard drive and Intel Atom CPU.

One of the major reasons that Asustek Computer increased the retail price of its low-priced Eee PC is that the price for 7-inch panels rose sharply during the first half of 2007, according to sources.