Last year Taiwan-based ASUSTek Computer wowed the CES with their cute, tiny, affordable pastel-colored Eee PC netbooks. This year, everybody's doing cute netbooks. ASUS is moving on to something new. It's either an aluminum PC that's 90% keyboard; or an aluminum keyboard with an embedded PC and screen. Either way, writers ought to love a light, rugged ultraportable machine that lets you type fast and accurately on the go. Click here for a review and more pictures.
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01/08/2009
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