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Asus Eee 900 on Woot, today only for $179

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eee900 Just a few weeks ago, Woot featured the Asus Eee 701 netbook on their Yahoo branded site, shopping.woot.com. Today they are back with more netbooks. The Asus Eee 900 is available from shopping.woot.com today for just $179, available in black or white.

The refurbished unit has the following specs:

  • 1024×600 8.9” screen
  • 512MB of RAM
  • 900MHz Celeron CPU
  • 4GB of SSD storage
  • Linux

More detailed info can be found at the Eee 900’s Portal page.

Head over to shopping.woot.com soon if you want to buy one, this deal will only be available through the end of the day or until they sell out!

I thought their description of the product was funny, here is an excerpt:

Seeeeee how weee treeembleee with eeexciteeemeeent? It’s beeecauseee weee’reee eeextreeemeeely eeexhilarateeed to preeeseeent theee Asus EeePC 900 Neeetbook. This sleeeeeek mobileee deeeviceee combineees conveeenieeent, portableee computing with an eeexpansiveee 8.9” LCD screeeeeen (feeeaturing a moreee-than-adeeequateee 1024×600 reeesolution), a reeeliableee Inteeel Mobileee CPU, and a deeeceeeent 4GB of fileee-storageee spaceee. Theee EeePC 900 opeeerateees on theee eeesteeeeeemeeed opeeen-sourceee Linux keeerneeel, with an eeespeeecially useeer-frieeendly inteeerfaceee and an eeexteeensiveee colleeection of softwareee for homeee and officeee useee.

Touchscreen on the Eee 900

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Jkk is quickly becoming a pro Eee hacker. His latest exploit involves putting a touch screen on the Eee 900. He has made a nice video talking a bit about the install process and showing how well it works. Glad to see how zippy the Eee is when it comes to page scrolling. I imagine he is using the Grab and Drag Firefox addon, which isn’t running so smoothly on my S41 while I’m unplugged. Head over to Jkkmobile to watch the video and check out plenty of nice shots showing 900 internals and the touch screen instillation process.


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