
Spec-wise, onboard memory has been doubled to 1GB of RAM, while storage was also significantly increased to a choice of 12GB (Windows version) or 20GB (Linux version) of solid-state storage, depending on which operating system you opt for. Asus doesn’t mention the processor for the portable, though previous reports have confirmed it will use the same Celeron M as its predecessor until Intel launches its faster, cooler Atom architecture in June.
The new Asus Eee PC 900 is supposed to land in the UK on May 1 and sell for £329 in a Windows XP and Linux configuration. Unfortunately, no US launch dates have been released as of yet.
Source @ TechSpot
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