Installing Vista on the Eee - i've done it and it works! - MoDaCo

Here is how to install Windows Vista on an ASUS EEE PC.
Installing Vista on the Eee - i've done it and it works! - MoDaCo

Asus Eee PC Tweak Guide

Yet another guide to Tweaking and Hacking the ASUS EEE PC.
As it's so cheap, people are really keen to take this Notebook apart and see what's inside.

Asus Eee PC Tweak Guide

Windows XP Installation Guide - Notebook Forums and Laptop Discussion

Here is a step by step guide to installing Windows XP on a Notebook or Laptop, with some specific information about ASUS notebooks.

Windows XP Installation Guide - Notebook Forums and Laptop Discussion

Eee PC: better with Windows? | Reg Hardware

Interesting Article on upgrading the Eee PC to use windows.
It seem quite easy to do....
Eee PC: better with Windows? | Reg Hardware

Asus Eee PC 4G sub-sub-notebook | Reg Hardware

Asus Eee PC 4G sub-sub-notebook | Reg Hardware

Here is another review of the lovely ASUS EE PC.
The folks at the Register give it 90%.

EeeUser.com > An Unofficial ASUS Eee PC EeePC 701 Community

I've just been reading an article on the Register about the ASUS EEEPC and they mention this site EEEUser.com.
I just had a quick look and it does seem to have loads of useful stuff on this excellent device.

EeeUser.com > An Unofficial ASUS Eee PC EeePC 701 Community

Asus Eee 701 PC laptop Review - Pocket-lint.co.uk - gadget news and reviews

Yet another positive review of the Asus Eee PC.

Asus Eee 701 PC laptop Review - Pocket-lint.co.uk - gadget news and reviews

Ultra Portable PC / Laptop for just £169+VAT

I found this article over at The Register about the release of a Sub-Notebook by RM.
RM readies Linux sub-laptop... for £169
This looks like rather a good machine, 900MHz Intel Celeron M processor with either 2GB or 4GB of solid-state storage, built in 802.11g Wi-Fi, along with a 10/100Mbps network card.
The two machines will retail in the UK for £199 and £234 respectively, which is a shame as they are going for $200 in the US.

You can pre-order them from Clove Technology for £220 here.

The best thing about these machines is that they boot up in around 15 seconds! Yes just 15 seconds! How cool is that.
The machine is being aimed at the Education market, but for me it's a really interesting idea for an household Internet device using the built in Wi-Fi. As it's so quick to start, you can use it to quickly check your e-mail, take it into the kitchen when you are doing your Internet grocery shopping, etc.

The machines come with Linux installed, and also a Browser (FireFox), Email application, Open Office, etc. All you need in a MiniBook.

I found quite a full review over at Notebook Review Asus Eee PC First Thoughts

And also a few YouTube videos below.

This is definitely going on my Gadget List!




Just watch how quick it starts up!


And here is a video showing how it's possible to install other operating systems. Yes even Windows XP boots in under 30 seconds!