Acer Eee PC Eee PC 4G - Galaxy Black Intel Mobile CPU 7" WVGA 512MB Memory 4GB SSD NetBook

Size is a perfect fit, performs well, even get compiz fusion working in Ubuntu

Had to RMA the unit at least once, experiencing mouse issues and may have to RMA a second time but I haven't narrowed down if it's a driver/kernel or a hardware issue but apparently mouse issues are common, so buyer beware

Well, i just got my EEPC 4g 2 days ago and i couldnt be happier with it. I was worried at first buying such an inexpensive laptop, also by the fact that i had never even seen a linux OS before. Its Fast (full boot in 10-15seconds), its easy to use i...

I wouldnt use this as my only computer. the best use for this computer is for a travel laptop that you can surf the web, write documents, and manage emails, or use it like an Ipod with music and video. If you want to do more then you'll probably want...

I adore this little machine. I have been waiting for years for someone to make a durable miniature laptop like this one. The keyboard is somewhat cramped, but it is definitely of the same quality as any other notebook on the market. The quality of...

The standard Xandros linux is pretty limited. It's designed to make the Eeepc an easy to use internet/word processing appliance for novice computer users. There are great tips and help in the forums at eeeuser.com - among these is an easy upgrade, to...

Absolutely wonderful. I work in IT, and use Linux almost exclusively (save for one Solaris desktop and a few more arcane OSs). This is a great computer - relatively fast for moderate work (terminal, browser, network tools, etc.). Best of all, it's...

Xandros. It's awful. I installed my distro of choice (OpenSuSE, pretty straightforward install following one of the many online tutorials) on an 8GB SDHC card. It now boots from the SD card, no performance decrease at all (since the internal storage is...

Small enough to fit in any of my purses or bags, but does everything I'd want a full-sized laptop to do. Battery life is decent and the power brick is tiny so it's no trouble to carry it with you

The stock operating system looks like it was made for small children

As a 'mobile internet device', it's a dream. Connects to any wireless effortlessly, fits in my purse, and takes the subsequent abuse well. It also fits on the corner of my desk when tinkering with my desktop. As a work machine on the go, it preforms...

I find that running more than two applications clutters up the screen so much that it's no longer usable. It's great for traveling or taking to school, but I wouldn't do any real work on it. I haven't had any issues with the battery yet as I'm always...

I have a pocket in my coat that this thing lives in. I installed eeeXubuntu on it no problem, I regularly use this at work running a couple windows of Firefox and several terminals, it multitasks just fine, I use the wifi all the time, it's basically...

First one was a dud, Asus sent me a complete new one in the box a couple days later. Screen is a bit small on this one, luckily the 900 has fixed that. The wifi doesn't pick up quite as much as my Dell laptop (probably to save battery). Doesn't support...

1. Does everything. 2. Uses linux. 3. Really portable. 3. Telephoning with Skype was actually easy and the speakers are good enough for clear communication. 4. Unusually fast for the cpu speed. 5. Lots of OS options as seen on YouTube. 6. It had more...

For who I bought it for I don't see any. She has small hands since she is ten years old:-)

Physical features, its small, light, and very durable. The Linux OS preloaded on here boots very quickly. All the software you will probably need(for what the laptop is intended for) comes preinstalled. Video playback is great

Battery life shorter than advertised, in fact quite a noticeable drop, so drop the brightness down 30-40% to get 3 hours in. Installing new apps is challenging, the system is picky about what will work on it. The screen doesn't fill up the whole space

Light weight and nice design (looks great in black), runs quiet and cool, internal camera works great for Skype, solid-state disk. Runs Ubuntu Linux just fine, with some minor configuration changes that are well-documented online. Tiny power adapter is...

I wasn't too fond of the default (Xandros) distribution, but at least I didn't have to pay for a worthless Windows license. For most users, the default will work great (especially if they get Skype v3 installed). Battery life is so-so, but definitely...