This is just sales talk. They are different protocol doing pretty much the same thing so end-users have to buy all different devices to work with all different gadgets.

This is not as bad since it is wireless so there is no "special cable" involved. What's worst are those connectors such as DVI, HDMI, VGA, USB, serial, etc... why not just all use CAT6 cable? It's all sending digital anyway.

I see, using their service to access anywhere. Sounds like a good place to hack in. Let me give it a shot once the service is up and running...

I don't get it. What's the difference between this and a NAS? $99 plus external USB HDD. Would it be cheaper to get a NAS device that allows you to add any size of internal HDD? And NAS allows you to mount in both Windows and Mac easily.

free LCD for everyone will help the economy.

It is not 9.9mm thin, it is 9.9mm thick. Realtor should stop talking about "this house is 3 year new" also.

No, don't get MSI wind. They lie about $499. They are selling at same price as eeePC 1000H in Taiwan. They both are around US$630. However, eeePC 1000H comes with 3 cells battery while eeePC 1000H comes with 6 cells battery.

http://www.tkec.com.tw/pt.aspx?cid=515&hid=541&pid=089956-0420
http://www.tkec.com.tw/pt.aspx?cid=515&hid=536&pid=090067-0420

http://www.msimobile.com/nblist.aspx?series=u

It seems like the only difference between XP version and the Linux version is the battery. They both comes with 512MB RAM only. :-(

Any pictures for 10"? Pricing?!

Is this a big deal?? We can still use XP even when MS stop supporting it, right? If not, we can always use ubuntu... It is just like XP anyway.

Humm... so it is not any cheaper than eeePC 1000H. I thought it will be cheaper than eeePC 901.

Maybe I should get 901!