How? I understand the viewpoint that they should have launched at $200, like they said, but it's not as if they are killing the low-end models of the Eee, they are simply introducing larger ones. The 10-inch eee isn't that bad of a machine at all, and it comes with the upgrades that most Wind or Lenovo users add later anyway (6-cell battery, decent touchpad, 1GB ram). Plus, the build quality is rock solid, and it'll do about 90% of what the average user needs out of a computer, the other things being Gaming and Video editing.
“An engineer explained to us that hundreds of ear impressions were gathered in the name of research, and while each one obviously boasted its own unique shape and size, one single characteristic remained uniform across the board: the entrance into the ear canal is not a perfect circle, it's an oval.”
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How? I understand the viewpoint that they should have launched at $200, like they said, but it's not as if they are killing the low-end models of the Eee, they are simply introducing larger ones. The 10-inch eee isn't that bad of a machine at all, and it comes with the upgrades that most Wind or Lenovo users add later anyway (6-cell battery, decent touchpad, 1GB ram). Plus, the build quality is rock solid, and it'll do about 90% of what the average user needs out of a computer, the other things being Gaming and Video editing.