“It’s ten quid cheaper but packs in more features. Hot on the
heels of Asus Eee PC 900 comes the 901, sporting not only a smart
new design but also Intel’s Atom processor. So is it the machine
the 900 should have been?“No question: the answer’s yes. With the 901, Asus has released
a sub-notebook that isn’t simply a version of the original Eee PC
with a bigger screen, it’s a major step forward that, at last,
justifies the price differential. It also addresses its
predecessor’s key problems…”
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