ASUS 901-BK051X, Intel Pentium Mobile, 1.6 GHz, 22.6 cm (8.9"), 1024 x 600 pixels, 1 GB, 16 GB ASUS 901-BK051X. Product type: Netbook, Form factor: Clamshell. Processor family: Intel Pentium Mobile, Processor model: N270, Processor frequency: 1.6 GHz. Display diagonal: 22.6 cm (8.9"), Display resolution: 1024 x 600 pixels. Internal memory: 1 GB, Internal memory type: DDR2-SDRAM. Total storage capacity: 16 GB, Storage media: SSD. Operating system installed: Windows XP Home Edition. Product colour: Black. Weight: 1.1 kg It's difficult to look at the Eee PC 901 without thinking of the 700, the netbook that started it all. When launched in September 2007, PC Pro was among the first to acclaim it as "a genuine step forward for the laptop, with unbelievable capabilities f... Superb battery life and a light weight balance poor ergonomics. ... We think taking on a 24-month contract, when both mobile broadband and the netbook area are so volatile and fast changing, might seem like a bad idea six months down the line. But it is not difficult to see why Asus is at the top of the netbook tree. ... Released a year after the original Eee 700, the Eee 900 changed it from something many people regarded as a gimmick into the realms of a proper notebook.With the 901, Asus has raised the bar higher still, replacing the Celeron CPU of the older model wi... Better processor and more memory than previous models; battery life, Awkward keyboard for people with large fingers, The 901 brings the improvements many were asking for but now there are many competitors... https://www.gadgetspeak.com/gadget/article.rhtm/754/554564/Asus_Eee_PC_901.html So at long last I get to see for a few days one of the biggest talking points of this year. It came with no documentation a Linux operating system and apart from an initial problem with Wireless connectivity it worked flawlessly.... Asus already have several netbooks on the market but the first that we managed to get our hands on was this EeePC 901.Its big brother, the EeePC 901H comes with an internal hard drive, but the 901 uses flash memory instead--12 GB of it to be precise.Wi... Five hours of battery life, Very quick reading from flash memory, Large touchpad, Several color options, Whole package (netbook charger) is very light Very slow writing to flash memory, 12 GB is not a lot of space, Maximum of 120 cd/m² Long time companion. The original netbook has kept up well, even if its not perfect. The Eee PC was the original netbook, and its sales figures meant Asus could have been forgiven for sitting on their laurels. Instead, theyve spent the last few m... https://www.gadgetspeak.com/gadget/article.rhtm/754/539698/Asus_EeePC_900_series.html This review is a little late, you might think, since Asus has just launched the EeePC 1000 and you would be absolutely right. I have been trying to review this machine since April and, unable to borrow a machine from Asus I actually put my money where... This is the third notebook we’ve seen from Asus’ Eee range, but in many respects it’s version two of the Eee.The 900, released only a few months ago, simply added a larger screen and Windows XP to the original design, but the 901 has a new case, better... Excellent battery life; neat Linux operating system; Bluetooth, Quite expensive; fiddly keyboard, The best Eee so far, but the Acer Aspire One is better value... Eight hours of power under your arm. Improves on the 900 to be the best Eee yet - though still not as cheap as wed like. Since Asus launched the groundbreaking Eee PC last year, nobody could accuse them of standing still. While every other laptop ma... Rare is it that a manufacturer single-handedly creates a brand new market. Rarer still that manufacturer seemingly doesnt realise what its released on the world.As Asus was releasing the original Eee 701 the marketing machine hardly matched the commo... Screens still lovely, Six cell battery as standar, Stylish new chassis Unresponsive touchpad, Retains external powerbrick, Much chunkier than the 701 Rare is it that a manufacturer single-handedly creates a brand new market. Rarer still that manufacturer seemingly doesnt realise what its released on the world.As Asus was releasing the original Eee 701 the marketing machine hardly matched the commo... Hard on the heels of the Eee PC 900 comes the 901, now sporting a shiny new Intel Atom processor At first glance, there’s little to separate the latest 901 version of the Asus mini-laptop from the 900 model that was released less than two months ag... The Eee PC 901 remains an attractive proposition for computing on the move. With its larger battery and lower-power processor, it’s not far from achieving a full working day’s use without the use of mains power - and that ought to be the goal... The Eee PC 901 is better than its predecessor, the 900. It looks nicer, has a faster, more efficient CPU and better battery life. Its larger and 100g heavier and its keyboard is still too small for our liking, but in many ways its the pick of the n... Intel Atom processor, 8.9in. screen, Good battery life, Highspeed 802.11n WiFi Small, fiddly keyboard The Eee PC 901 is better than its predecessor, the 900. It looks nicer, has a faster, more efficient CPU and better battery life. Its larger and 100g heavier and its keyboard is still too small for our liking, but in many ways its the pick of the n https://www.theregister.com/2008/06/17/review_eee_pc_901/ No question: the answers yes. With the 901, Asus has released a sub-notebook that isnt simply a version of the original Eee PC with a bigger screen, its a major step forward that, at last, justifies the price differential. It also addresses its pre... Theres no doubt, the Eee PC 901 is the machine the 900 should have been but wasnt. Its got more features, a better processor and graphics, much longer battery life and yet costs less. Even if the 900 was slightly cheaper, wed still go for the 901.... https://www.pocket-lint.com/laptops/reviews/asus/70317-asus-eee-pc-901-notebook The Atom-powered mini-notebook is heavier than previously but now offers a better battery life and the same high-level of usability Better battery, uses Atom CPU, new trackpad and mouse buttons Heavier, same keyboard as 900 The Atom-powered mini-notebook is heavier than previously but now offers a better battery life and the same high-level of usability The Eee PC 901 is here. Its mission: to re-establish the Eee brand as the number one in the netbook space. It's based largely on the hugely successful Eee PC 900, but has several improvements, including a more stylish chassis, a better mouse, better... Intel Atom CPU; 8.9-inch screen; battery life; high-speed wireless Fiddly, small keyboard The Eee PC 901 is better than its predecessor, the 900. It looks nicer, has a faster, more efficient CPU and better battery life. It's larger and 100g heavier and its keyboard is still too small for our liking, but in many ways it's the pick of the ne... Ten months old is young to write an autobiography, but if the Asus Eee PC were to pen its memoirs it’d consist of three chapters. The first would be all about introducing a revolutionary new product (the ), the second about rapidly refining it (the... Bluetooth. Atom processor. Improved OS. Monstrous battery life Heavy. Tough price point. Bigger than 900 The original and still the best by a good margin, just not a £120 one ... While none of the budget ultra-portable laptops here feels flimsy, Asuss Eee PC 901 seems especially robust. The hinge feels sturdy and wobbles only slightly compared with those of the other ultra-portables here. The version we tested had Windows X... UPDATE: We have now received a full XP version of the 901. Click here to jump directly to the updated battery life results. With new pretenders to the throne growing in both number and popularity, the mini-notebook that started it all must adapt to sta... A fine improvement over the Eee PC 900, with longer battery life and sleeker looks - but its rivals are sneaking up on the Eee with every release. ...