Review of the Asus Eee Top budget all-in-one.
We finally got our hands on Asus' new
What we like most about the Eee Top is that it's small enough and light enough to move from room to room, but with an even smaller footprint than a laptop. It achieves that space savings because the touch screen lets you go without a keyboard entirely. We can imagine someone placing the Eee Top on a countertop or a shelf without it completely dominating the space.
As it's powered by a 1.6GHz Atom processor, the Eee Top is not a serious computer for work or play, even for a budget PC. It will get on the Web, play music, and perform all the basic tasks you might expect it to, but even opening a browser can feel slow. We also don't find Asus' custom touch software as polished as that of HP's