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Andy0d2

5:39 PM on 7 August, 2008

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typo 62gb instead of 64gb at the end

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ilovethemonkeyhead

6:28 PM on 7 August, 2008

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at those predicted prices? you might as well just fork out for a proper laptop...

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Hugo

7:44 PM on 7 August, 2008

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Andrew: Thanks, I did that trying to correct from 63!! Hopefully it will change to 64, not 61 this time...

Monkey: Possibly, but the size and battery life of a £400-odd laptop isn't likely to be as good.

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DontShootTheMessenger

8:18 AM on 8 August, 2008

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Hugo - your points are good however should small size and long battery be the benchmarks for a 'good' laptop (In which case my mobile phone with slide out QWERTY keyboard than can run word/excel etc document and last a week without recharge beats the Eee hands-down). Surely performance/storage/comfort to use/responsiveness some be considered? I am still of the opinion that the range is gimicky - a very clever and well presented one, however I agree with Monkey - you're better off with a 'proper' laptop.

The undeniable success of the original Eee was more down to 'all-this-kit' for a 'teeny-weeny-price-tag'. The only way to match that is better kit for the same price or less. Now that is what I would like to see.

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