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Asus boots all-in-one PCs from the Eee family

by Brad Linder02/07/201102/06/2011 1 Comment on Asus boots all-in-one PCs from the Eee family

There was a time when I was starting to wonder if Asus was planning on changing its name to Eee. The Eee PC was the first line of successful netbooks to launch, and the company followed up with the Eee Box line of tiny desktops (nettops), Eee Top all-in-one PCs, the Eee Videophone, and the […]

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Asus to bring NVIDIA ION-powered all-in-ones stateside

by Brad Linder08/25/200906/07/2011 1 Comment on Asus to bring NVIDIA ION-powered all-in-ones stateside

Asus has announced plans to bring the 20 inch Eee Top all-in-one computer with NVIDIA graphics spotted in France last week to the US. But wait, there’s more! If you act now, you can also get a 22 inch model. The Asus Eee Top ET2002 will come in two models, both with 20 inch displays. […]

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Asus Eee Top ET1602 review

by Brad Linder04/21/200906/04/2021 16 Comments on Asus Eee Top ET1602 review

The Asus Eee Top isn’t a netbook. But this all-in-one desktop computer shares many of the design elements of one. It has a low power, 1.6GHz Intel Atom N270 CPU; it lacks an optical disc drive; and with a price between $500 and $600, it’s far cheaper than most other all-in-one desktops with touchscreen displays […]

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