Eee PC 701 4G
27 Dec
Below is the specification of my E P C.
| Color | Galaxy Black |
| Included Accessories | Carrying case |
| Memory (RAM) | 512 MB (DDR2 SO-DIMM) |
| Solid-State Drive | 4 GB (soldered) |
| Built-in webcam | VGA (640×480) @ 30 fps |
| Battery | 4 Cells: 5200 mAh, 3.5hrs* |
| Storage Expansion | External MMC(plus)/SD(HC) slot |
| Display | 6” (15.25cm) by 3.6” (9.15cm) or 7” (17.78cm) diagonal; WVGA (800×480) @ 133.3 PPI |
| CPU | 900 MHz Intel Celeron M ULV 353 |
| Operating System | Custom Linux OS (Xandros) |
| Wired Networking | 10/100 Mbps Ethernet |
| Wireless Networking | 802.11b/g Wi-Fi (PCIe) |
| Internal Modem | External RJ-11 connector present but internal MDC board not populated |
| USB Ports | 3 external, ? internal |
| External Display | VGA D-SUB (up to 1600×1280) |
| Audio | High Definition Audio with built-in stereo speakers and built-in microphone |
| Weight | 0.92 kg (2.0 lbs) |
(* This is the manufacturer-estimated battery life. Actual battery life may vary with usage.)

I finally decided to purchase an Eee PC instead of getting a Wii. I realized that I won’t be playing a video game in my free time that much and really need a small notebook wherever I go. I know I’ve said countless times that don’t want a laptop to carry around, but this baby is so lightweight and small that it feels like I’m carrying an actual binded notebook. Though it doesn’t have that much disk space, it has all the software I need for mobile computing including the WiFi.
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