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Xiphias

12:03 AM on 26 September, 2008

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Your 5 hour test was with wifi turned on though, you're unlikely to need that at the same time as HSUPA, it'll be interesting to see which is the most battery efficient.

The press release almost makes it sound like the HSUPA models will be replacing the normal ones, I hope this is the case as it'll mean the prices won't change much (and may even go down).

I also noticed Asus has used the term netbook in it's press release.

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