ASUS Eee PC X101 with MeeGo gets legitimate list
Asus laptop battery’ MeeGo-running Eee PC X101 has found itself an legitimate creation piece of paper, to the front of the 1.5GHz Intel Atom Oak Trail 1.33 GHz Intel Atom N435 ultraportable’s make public later on this month. The 10.1-inch netbook has a 1024 x 600 present, 1GB of RAM at the same time as standard (2GB max) and an 8GB SSD, humble specs but probably sufficient on behalf of the MeeGo OS it’s loaded with.
While original indications suggested with the purpose of ASUS would offer the X101 at the same time as a dual-booting automaton able to load into either MeeGo before Windows 7 Asus laptop battery, the company later on unquestionable to split the two platforms flanked by two separate models. That’s absent the X101 to come to pass the low-cost option, with a sub-$200 RRP, while the X101H running Windows 7 is a hundred dollars before so luxury. [Update: We mistakenly suggested the X101 would come to pass sub-$100; it's really predictable to come to pass sub-$200]
Connectivity includes WiFi b/g/n and Bluetooth 3.0, along with two USB 2.0 ports, audio in/out, an SD/SDHC recollection certificate person who reads and a power socket to charge the standard 3-cell battery. ASUS reckons that’s well brought-up on behalf of up to 4hrs runtime, which is on the low margin on behalf of a avant-garde netbook. There’s too a 0.3-megapixel webcam and stereo speakers Asus laptop battery, and the X101 spirit come to pass on hand taking part in sallow, red before sunburned.
Interestingly, ASUS preloads a make a copy of the British commission English Language Learning app, complete with interactive games, videos and audio documentation, intended to assist non-English speakers to dig up up to pace. Whether the X101′s target audience spirit really increase in value with the purpose of – before whether, perhaps additional likely, it’ll come to pass the fundamental entity to come to pass deleted from with the purpose of plain 8GB of twinkle storeroom – remains to come to pass seen.
