ASUS EEE PC 700 or 900
I can assure you that what you like, but the bottom line may come into it. You can save money by buying the 700, but then are not all the add-on extras in 900 Check out these two and you begin to see the difference.
The exterior of the computer is the same size. But the screen on the 700 is only a 7-inch compared to 900, which is 8.9-inch screen. We must remember that the size is measured by a computer screen on the diagonal, and therefore there is a hugeUnlike display area 700-900 The result is the difference in the picture, for the same program, consider not moving on the screen to see what you want.
The webcam is a standard 1.3-megapixel camera on the 900 The 700 series has no webcam on models of navigation and a 0.3 megapixel on the non-Surf.
The size of the solid-state drive is the 700 series is 8GB, but it was increased to 12 GB or 20 GB for the new 900 model 900Both have 1 GB of RAM, but the 700 has 512 MB of RAM, except for the top of the range-8G, which has 1 GB of RAM. This might not seem like a lot of RAM if you use up to 2 GB or 4 GB of RAM in computers today, but twice the RAM is the speed that influence the response of the computer.
It can be argued that the webcam needs more RAM to be used efficiently, but not the whole story.
ASUS have tried to take a minimalist PC and found that they can not go fast enoughwithout the extension of the hard disk. There's only one thing that really tests a computer, and that is put into the hands of real users who paid for the car and let them use. ASUS have stated they are looking at a later date, the use of Intel's latest Atom processor will do, but at that point will be the same processor in both the 700 and 900 models used. Try 700 and if I'm right, that view is not enough memory or disk space.
The base model 700begins to $ 445.97 at Amazon U.S. (this is a 2G Surf 700). It has a webcam, and very little space for everyone. The 8G line is at the top price of $ 599.99. These are for the Linux operating system. You can then use the operating system to Windows XP. The 900 models are $ 549 for the same price, and have 20GB of solid-state drive on the Linux version and 12 GB for Windows XP. The difference of ASUS area covers the cost of license fees for MicrosoftWindows XP.
In my opinion, to use Windows XP effectively you will probably need more than 12 GB of storage space. It would probably be better to have the Windows XP 20GB and increase the price, but you need to make your opinion and buy what you are satisfied with the work. The vast majority of people, this book would probably say: "I'll come with Windows that I know of" read. I urge you to go to a store and try using the Linuxand now and see what is best.
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