[Video] Up close with the Eee PC user interface - part 1
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| Asus has done an excellent job of designing software that makes the hardware
| as easy to use as possible. The Eee PC runs a custom version of Xandros
| Linux. The operating system and preloaded applications take up a good 62% of
| the unit's memory, but you probably weren't going to use the Eee PC for
| downloading and storing huge video files anyway.
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http://www.downloadsquad.com/2007/11/02/up-close-with-the-eee-pc-user-interface-part-1/
Watch the video. The Xandros Traitors even use Windows XP artwork. What on
earth is this needed for? Asus needs a different distro that contains KDE.
Here is an article that appears to omit the presence of Xandros.
Asus Eee PC Full Retail Review Showcase
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| In the pages ahead, we'll give you a detailed technical view of the new Asus
| Eee PC and show you that in fact, the product, with its custom KDE equipped
| Linux-based OS, is currently in a class by itself.
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http://www.hothardware.com/articles/Asus%5FEee%5FPC%5FFull%5FRetail%5FReview%5FShowcase/
Related:
Asus Eee PC 701
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| As for that other famous low-cost notebook: The $188 OLPC XO laptop is a far
| more ambitious product in that its purpose is to educate children in
| developing nations. But that doesn't mean the Eee PC isn't a breakthrough in
| its own right. It brings affordable computing to everyone else, and without a
| learning curve.
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http://www.laptopmag.com/Review/Exclusive-First-Review-Asus-Eee-PC-701.htm
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