Friday, Nov 21st 2008 by Chris Davies


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ASUS’s Eee PC 1002HA – which boasts the style of the S101 but a price more in line with the rest of the 1000-series netbooks – has finally made a live appearance, with LaptopMag spending some time with a very early pre-production unit.  Although non-functional (there was no hard-drive inside), it does show off the new Eee’s slick design, which is expected to land in the US come the start of December.

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Under the hood there’s the usual 1.6GHz Atom, 1GB of RAM, 160GB hard-drive and Windows XP.  It measures under an inch thick and, unlike the S101, lacks the crystals and over-designed lid; there’s still plenty of brushed aluminum, though, and the S101’s broad trackpad with single-piece chromed button has made it across.

Despite the two-cell battery, ASUS are predicting five hour runtimes for the 1002HA.  That could be the work of the new high-density power pack technology seen on the 901 XP 16GB.  ASUS will launch the Eee PC 1002HA in the US on December 1st, priced at $499.

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