Asus Eee PC 1000 - In Brief
By Ashley Raines | PC Advisor | 31 July 08
It may be conspicuously bigger than the Eee PC that kicked off the craze for cheap mini laptops, but the Eee PC 1000 is still an ultraportable by most reckoning.
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