Intel Atom® processors bring you all the latest capabilities, so you don’t sacrifice power and performance for portability. The processors support multiple cameras, improved security features including biometric passwords, and wireless display on multiple screens. Intel Atom ASUS Eee PC T91, Intel Atom®, 1.33 GHz, 8.9", 1 GB, Windows XP Home Edition, White ASUS Eee PC T91. Product type: Hybrid (2-in-1), Form factor: Convertible (Swivel). Processor family: Intel Atom®, Processor frequency: 1.33 GHz. Display diagonal: 8.9", Touchscreen. Internal memory: 1 GB. Operating system installed: Windows XP Home Edition. Product color: White. Weight: 33.9 oz (960 g) https://www.notebookcheck.net/Review-Asus-Eee-PC-T91-MT-Tablet.24438.0.html by: Florian Glaser 22.12.2009 While other companies offer larger, higher performance tablets at a premium price, Asus has remained focused on netbook-style size and performance with its T91 MT, appealing to a much broader market with the relatively l... Smart design, Inaudible at all times, Pleasantly cool when not under heavy use, Simple use of the tablet and multi-touch functionality, Good handwriting recognition and touch-sensitivity, Light and compact, Low energy consumption, Good battery life Limited range of ports (no HDMI), Very small keys, Dim and grainy screen, Low-performance hardware, Slow working speed, Lots of pre-installed bloatware, Sound quality somewhat tinny, Small hard drive Asus Eee PC T91 MT TabletThe Asus T91 MT leaves a very mixed impression. On the one hand you have its practical and reliable tablet functionality, relatively accurate multi-touch capability, and strong handwriting recognition, all of which make the notebo... https://hothardware.com/reviews/asus-eee-pc-t91-swivelscreen-netbook-review If Asus doesnt make a machine you like (or are at least fond of in some way), you arent looking hard enough. As the company famous for putting the netbook (and thus, the Eee PC) on the map continues to broaden its horizons in the notebook market, it... In our SiSoftware Sandra testing, the T91 performed a bit worse than we expected, but maybe we were expecting too much out of the underpowered Z520 CPU and GMA 500 graphics. In other words, its one of the lowest-powered netbooks out there today, but ... https://www.laptopmag.com/reviews/laptops/asus-eee-pc-t91-tablet Ever since it introduced the netbook concept two year ago, ASUS has usually been the first manufacturer to experiment with innovative designs. It’s trying so again, this time with the Eee PC T91 convertible netbook ($499), which features a resistive t... Responsive touchscreen, Attractive user interface, Compact design Sluggish performance, No accelerometer or palm rejection, Tiny keyboard, Limited storage space, Battery not user replaceable We give credit to ASUS for innovating; the touch features on the ASUS Eee PC T91 definitely break the netbook mold. However, its underpowered processor results in an underwhelming experience; screens take too long to open, and the lack of palm rejectio... http://www.notebookreview.com/notebookreview/asus-eee-pc-t91-review/ The idea of a compact convertible notebook tablet might not be anything new, but ASUS found a way to create a mini tablet that sells for just $500. Since similar tablets cost at least twice the price, what makes the new ASUS Eee PC T91 so special? I ... Lowpriced tablet, Nice build quality, Good battery life, Slick touchscreen interface Small screen, Integrated battery, Weak stylus/pen The new ASUS Eee PC T91 deserves serious praise for being the first budget-priced tablet netbook on the market. The closest direct competition to the T91 is the Fujitsu U820, but with the Fujitsu retailing for more than $1,000 the Eee PC T91 essentially s... The company that essentially created the netbook phenomenon has hardly been one to rest on its laurels. And Asus, knowing a cash cow when it sees it, has been busily cranking out a ridiculous variety of machines, offering larger screens and better perf... To mitigate the 16GB SSD, Asus throws in a 16GB SD card and 20 GB of free online storage. Includes Bluetooth and DraftN WiFi. Super good looks. Superfly price. To mitigate the 16GB SSD, Asus is forced to throw in a 16GB SD card and 20 GB of free online storage. Extremely slow, with very limited expandability. Only two USB ports. Difficult touchpad button design. https://www.cnet.com/reviews/asus-eee-pc-t91-review/ We first caught sight of the Asus Eee PC T91 , and were immediately taken with the idea of combining a small, low-cost Netbook with a touch-screen interface. Seven months later, the final product is here, and its largely successful for a first attempt... Small and light; well-done custom touch-screen interface; good battery life. Uses less powerful version of the Intel Atom CPU; not much space on the tiny SSD hard drive. Asus does a good job combining a Netbook and a touch screen in the Eee PC T91, even if the system hits a couple of first-generation snags. https://www.engadget.com/2009/07/15/asus-eee-pc-t91-review/ We've had our eye on ASUS' first full touchscreen tablet netbook, the Eee PC T91, since way back in January, when the hardware was on display while the software had yet to appear. Since then, we've seen quite a lot of the T91, and now it's finally making ... Very slim, Nice, responsive keyboard, Decent preloaded software Trackpad not up to par with other ASUS models, Stylusenabled touchscreen not great, Laggy Overall, the software included with the T91 is really nicely designed, and operates pretty much as advertised. There are limitations to the CPU and the resistive touchscreen -- we had to move a bit slower than we liked or our touches didn't always get rec... http://www.notebookreview.com/notebookreview/asus-eee-pc-t91-review/ The idea of a compact convertible notebook tablet might not be anything new, but ASUS found a way to create a mini tablet that sells for just $500. Since similar tablets cost at least twice the price, what makes the new ASUS Eee PC T91 so special? I... Lowpriced tablet, Nice build quality, Good battery life, Slick touchscreen interface, Small screen, Integrated battery, Weak stylus/pen, The new ASUS Eee PC T91 deserves serious praise for being the first budget-priced tablet netbook on the market. The closest direct competition to the T91 is the Fujitsu U820, but with the Fujitsu retailing for more than $1,000 the Eee PC T91 essentially stands alone in the marketplace at half the price. The hardware specs might not seem too impressive at first glance, but if you're in the market ASUSTEK HAS RELEASED a tablet touch-screen netbook, the Eee PC T91. The Asus T91 is a netbook, except it's a netbook with a touch screen display, which can be turned into a tablet PC by swivelling the display around to cover the entire keyboard. It'... Netbook with a touchscreen and a tablet PC in one. Processor speed in doubt for running Windows 7. The marketing slogan for the Asus Eee PC T91 is "Fun at Your Fingertips," but our time with this netbook/tablet combo turned out to be less than fun for us. Asus based its first netbook tablet on what seems to be a netbook that the company ha... Unique touch interface; solid-state hard drive; sleek design Small, uncomfortable keyboard; not enough onboard storage; sluggish performance, touch applications don’t improve productivity The T91 netbook deserves kudos for trying something new with its convertible-tablet design, but its sluggish performance mars the experience. ... https://www.bit-tech.net/previews/tech/laptops/asus-eee-pc-t91-preview/1/ The Eee PC T91 tablet PC is the first major departure from the traditional and comprehensive range of Asus Eee PC netbooks. The first rumours of such a defice surfaced in October last year, three months before the company officially unveiled it duri... More impressionsDisappointingly, being a first-generation Eee Tablet PC, theres no multi-touch functionality but this is a technology the company expects to introduce further down the line – there were multi-touch enabled products running Microsoft... https://gizmodo.com/asus-eee-t91-touch-tablet-review-keep-dreaming-5314849 The Asus Eee T91 is a return to netbooks gone by—a tiny 8.9-inch screen, 16GB SSD—except for one thing: It's a touchscreen tablet. Price: $499 Verdict: Have you ever wanted to touch Windows XP? No? There's a pretty good reason for that... Have you ever wanted to touch Windows XP? No? There's a pretty good reason for that—it's a really crummy touch experience, even with slightly larger-than-usual buttons. It's kind of like trying to poke poke poke around Windows Mobile 5 w...