whats the hype with atom processor? why is everyone liking it so much?
hope there is something similar for EEE PC, seems like ASUS brand is more trustworthyfor $830 that is one solid notebook.
time to start saving.
will work extremely well for word processing, web surfing and youtube.
and the 10' screen is joy.
now, if only someone can offer a similar config for cheaper.

hope there is something similar for EEE PC, seems like ASUS brand is more trustworthy![]()

is Wind having SSD hdd?Rated at 2.5hrs? So the 5+ hours is with 6 cell battery? However I think this one still slightly more worth it than Eeepc 900. You get much more storage space(don't say you don't care about this), almost the same run time(assuming eeepc using 5800 battery) with a bigger screen at only $30 more. The only things e900 has over this is the weight and size and they are not by much. Even the SSD is proven to be the same speed as a conventional 2.5" hdd.
I think people should not get hung up about the 2.5hrs rating. I mean, the e701 and and e900 also only get around 2hrs and they still sell like hotcakes. If it really can hit 2.5hrs we should be quite happy liao. Of course this Wind can still be a flop, which I hope will not happen, though I might back out of the preorder and just get a lenovo cheap lappy if I decided a $999 full lappy is more worth it.![]()
most ppl give good comments about it.And what makes you say that the Asus brand is trustworthy? FYI MSI makes lots of mainboards for desktops, and they're pretty good.
Just to clear stuff up. The asus eee 900mhz celeron may well be faster then the atom 1.6ghz.
SuperPi benchmark. http://laptoping.com/intel-atom-benchmark.html
But the upside is atom has a TDP between 0.6W to 2.5W which means lower power usage. But dont mistake yourself and think its faster.
I think those bench mark doesn't say much. The processors are not tested in real applications use, which might differ significantly from the bench mark.
Anyway even if atom(there are two different atom processors BTW) is slower it's not very much so, the lower power consumption makes up for it, and that's what mobile computing like the eeepc and wind pc are about.