ASUS Eee PC 1002HA

portability, usability, performance, design, keyboard

connectivity

90% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Brave design makes the Eee look less like a toy. MultiTouch-type technology added to the trackpad for easier scrolling. Asus bumps the screen up to 10 inches, giving you a bit more room

Screen is still tiny, while the laptop itself is tubbier than the original Eee. Rocker mouse button is uncomfortable and not as responsive as it could be

Gunmetal is a welcome look in a netbook. Overclocking software is included. The 92 percent keyboard is on a par with the Wind's. Achieved excellent battery life on a two-cell lithium polymer. Bright 10-inch widescreen. Under $500.

Lacks a six-cell battery. Could use more features.

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Very solid workmanship; Robust and stable aluminum case with noble design; Silent system noise; VGA out for external screen; WLAN, LAN, bluetooth; Notebook bag included; Display brightness (with eeectl); Non-glare display; Good temperatures even under...

No optical drive; Surface around the screen is sensible to fingerprints; No UMTS; Moderate display brightness without eeectl tool

The competitors do not sleep and make life hard for the Eee PC. Not only the Acer One and the nc10 are competitors of the Eee PC 1002HA, but also the Wind from MSI and netbooks of other manufacturers. They all want their own part of the netbook cake.

Stylish, high-performing netbook with a roomy HDD, and three USB ports

Still on the pricey side. Keyboard no match for the HP Mini 1000’s

We dig the Eee 1002HA’s newfound sense of style, more comfortable keyboard, great battery life (for a two-cell), and kick-ass Photoshop scores. We still think the Acer Aspire One is a cheapskate’s best friend and the HP Mini 1000’s keyboard is beyond...

The Asus Eee PC 1002HA is smaller, lighter, and (with a list price of about $499) a little more expensive than the Asus Eee PC 1000H. It has a nicer looking exterior and ports that are spread out across the unit, with the VGA, power, and Ethernet ports...

I love the 1002HA, mainly for the decently big screen size while still being barely the dimension of an A4 document and being less than 3cm in thickness. I can tolerate the awkward right-shift button.

Strong Battery Life, Sleek Brushed Aluminized Design, Thin Chassis, Light Weight

Pricey when compared to comparable models offered by Asus, 2 cell battery

(We don't have an extensive review of this netbook yet.

Good looks, weight & build, fast HDD, battery life

Placement of keys and ports (Memory Card Slot), price

lightweight, fast, reliable, does everything I bought it for no problem. (Word processing, Surfing the web, and playing old video games like Starcraft, Diablo 2 as well as newer ones such as World of Goo, and Plants Vs Zombies)

If to much pressure is exerted on the keyboard it freezes (easily avoidable) It started doing a weird stuttering thing and reinstalling windows xp was a pain however it was pretty easy. Just search up "installing xp on eee pc via usb stick" and you...