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Asus Eee Box EB1501 now available with Blu-Ray in Europe

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The Asus Eee Box EB1501 was already one of the most powerful nettops in the Asus family thanks to a dual core Atom 330 processor, NVIDIA ION graphics, and a built-in DVD drive. But now it looks like there’s a Blu-Ray option as well, at least for European customers. Swiss retailer web site Toppreise.ch has listings for a Blu-Ray version of the nettop with Windows 7 Home Premium and 2GB of RAM and a 320GB hard drive for about 426 Euros or $617 US.

Of course, for that kind of money you could get a much more powerful machine if you don’t care so much about size and low power consumption. But the EB1501 is one of the smallest Blu-Ray players you’re likely to find. The nettop is roughly the same size as a Nintendo Wii, which is to say, it’s not that much larger than the Blu-Ray discs it can read.

Toppreise.ch says the EB1501 with Blu-Ray will begin shipping on January 19th.

via Netbook Italia

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Posted on Wednesday, January 13th, 2010, 8:32 am by Brad Linder




  • full

    dunno if this is an error on the page but here the EB1501 with Blu-Ray just costs 339 Euro: http://www.techmania.ch/details.aspx?pid=1933922

  • CyberGusa

    Initial quoted prices can be higher than final price the consumers get.

    467.43 Swiss francs = 460.30 U.S. dollars = 317.398 EUR at present rates of conversion. Though it can fluctuate a bit day to day.

    But prices aren't consistent per country and they may be just getting a local deal there. You also have to consider import costs.

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  • Liam Bedford

    toppreise is a price comparison site, not a retailer :)

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  • http://home.comcast.net/~tomleem/ BigGoofyGuy

    With the trend toward downloading movies, perhaps it would be ane expensive device to have if it becomes obsolete in the not too distant future? I read that movies are coming out on SD cards. One could – potentially – play them on netbooks that have SD card slots or in an USB sd card reader.

  • http://home.comcast.net/~tomleem/ BigGoofyGuy

    With the trend toward downloading movies, perhaps it would be ane expensive device to have if it becomes obsolete in the not too distant future? I read that movies are coming out on SD cards. One could – potentially – play them on netbooks that have SD card slots or in an USB sd card reader.

  • pick

    You may get the review for the article on http://www.techarena.in/review/36936-asus-eee box-eb1501-review.htm. Do check out.

  • Darthmuppet

    anyone have any clue where I can buy one in the UK? I spoke with Asus this morning, and they tell me that it is available now, but nobody has asked to stock it yet…

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