ASUS Eee PC S101, Intel Pentium Mobile, 1.6 GHz, 25.9 cm (10.2"), 1024 x 600 pixels, 1 GB, Windows XP Home Edition ASUS Eee PC S101. Product type: Netbook. Processor family: Intel Pentium Mobile, Processor model: N270, Processor frequency: 1.6 GHz. Display diagonal: 25.9 cm (10.2"), Display resolution: 1024 x 600 pixels. Internal memory: 1 GB, Internal memory type: DDR2-SDRAM. Operating system installed: Windows XP Home Edition. Product colour: Gold. Weight: 1 kg https://www.laptops.co.uk/asus/eee-pc-asus-eee-pc-s101-review.html Normally the Eee Pc is seen as a novelty netbook something that hasn’t quite matured, until now. However it seems now that Asus have finally created a sexier, lighter, more appealing netbook. Okay, it might be slightly more expensive then its pred... Stunning design Expensive for what it is Overall it seems that Asus have created a dazzling netbook. Its battery life may only be three and a half hours, but it comes packed with ports and all the other gizmos you’d need. It may be slightly more expensive then its predecessors but unlike its pre... The Asus Eee PC S101 is unrecognisable from the “cheap and cheerful” look that defined its first Eee and the first generation of netbooks. With its sophisticated, golden-brown lid and subtle silver trim its definitely a step toward taking netbooks to s... Beautiful screen, and the slimmed down looks Lack of storage. Huge price hike. The Eee PC has gone all high-end with the S101, but it's just too expensive for a netbook. Shame.... After much speculation, ASUS has indeed launched a ‘high-end’ netbook. Though that sounds like an oxymoron, the Eee PC S101 should do a great job of appealing to those who have avoided buying an Eee PC because of its ‘low-cost, low-power’ package. No... The S101 adds a real touch of class to the Eee PC range, albeit at a price More stylish than most netbooks / Good keyboard and screen / Decent performance Limited storage / Average battery life Let there be no doubt: the S101 is about as attractive as ... More stylish than most netbooks, Good keyboard and screen, Decent performance Limited storage, Average battery life This tiny notebook from Asus measures just 266x29x19mm and weighs 1.1kg. It has a 10.2-inch screen with a resolution of 1024x600pixels and a 32GB hard drive. It runs Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition and has a battery life of four hours. The goodNo dou... No doubt about it, the Asus S101 is the best looking Eee PC yet. It's the curviest, thinnest 10 inch model out there, with a smooth metal shell, decent keyboard and massive trackpad. Inside, Asus has gone back to using a solid state drive in the S101...... We're not entirely sure what's executive about the Asus S101 other than the casing and the price - inside are all the standard specs you can find in a £250 netbook: ordinary 10 inch screen, ordinary battery life, 1 gig o'RAM and an Atom 1... If you're a suit who needs a netbook, this ought to prevent the Fisher-Price jokes most Eee PC models are likely to prompt from City boys. But we're a bit gutted the extra £100 quid or so only gives the S101 a facelift compared to most netboo... To a casual observer the new S101 wouldn't seem like much of an upgrade. But unlike its predecessor, the 1000H, it has a hard disk instead of an SSD memory and this minor detail makes a major difference to the model.At 2.5-inch, the 5400 RPM drive does... Having started the mini-notebook trend with its Eee PC products, Asus has decided to take things a step further with the S101, a relatively pricey mini-notebook but one that has the characteristics of its full-sized cousins. The S101 is something of a ... Small and light; good screen; online storage options; excellent keyboard, No DVD drive An impressive alternative to a standard notebook, but one that justifies its price... Totally unlike any other netbook you have seen, the S101 is a well crafted, beautifully designed and built netbook. And thats really the problem: it may look like an utraportable notebook but it isnt, yet its price tag takes it firmly into standard ... Asus new S101 mini laptop is a similar size to its original Eee PC and the models launched since, but rather than being aimed at the budget buyer, its intended for those who may prize its suave good looks and supreme portability. In common with th... This is a strong laptop with excellent portability, great looks and some perfectly decent specifications for the £449 asking price. The Asus S101 is a good contender as a compact business laptop. Rosemary Hattersley Lowest online price: ££3... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/laptops/47806/asus-eee-pc-s101-review Asuss EeePC S101 is easily the most attractive netbook here, thanks to its slim profile and chocolate-brown, black and chrome design. There are even Swarovski crystals embedded at each end of the hinge. Oddly, the memory card slot is on the back in... https://www.theregister.com/2008/11/20/review_netbook_asus_eee_pc_s101/ By going high end, it seems - which is what it has done with its latest offering, the Eee PC S101. While its still certainly small - and indeed a computer - it may stretch the limits of anyone definition of cheap thanks to a £449 price tag thats p... Theres no denying that the S101 is expensive compared to other SCCs - but when you compare it to small and light models from the big names its an absolute steal. It also looks fantastic and if a 1024 x 600 screen is large enough for you to work on t... An upgrade too far? Too much money for, essentially, the same old netbook. The Eee PC started a revolution in low-cost laptops. It began life last year as an innovative but flawed 7 inch system with too many compromises, but has evolved into several ... Video review: A stunning netbook and solid performer, but the screen and price see it fall just short of glory ... Incredible build quality. Extremely thin and light. Bluetooth and Wireless N ... Low res screen. Small hard drive. Single core CPU... A stunning netbook and solid performer, but the screen and price see it fall just short of glory ... https://www.pocket-lint.com/laptops/reviews/asus/70630-asus-eee-pc-s101-netbook Great design, amazing battery life Expensive The most expensive Eee PC to date is worth every penny, as its simply a stunning netbook ... With the S101, the Eee PC has finally grown up. It's been completely redesigned so it's sexier, lighter, and more appealing to anyone who knows who Manolo Blahnik is. The £449 price tag means it's more expensive and elitist than previous Eee netbook... Styling; keyboard Storage is split across a SSD and SD The S101 is a stunning netbook -- the best we've seen to date. Its battery life isn't quite as good as its some of its bedfellows, and it's a little more expensive, but it's the perfect choice if your mission is to make the Joneses look poor ... Eee PC gets pimped Blindingly obvious upon first sight, the Eee PC S101 from ASUS is a world apart from the previous Fisher Price-esque models. Aimed at the executives amongst us, the S101 netbook looks and feels more similar to the ASUS U6 ultraporta... Portability, Hardware Battery life Would you believe it? Theyve done it again, this is the greatest Eee PC that ever was. https://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/laptops-portable-pcs/laptops-and-netbooks/asus-eee-pc-s101-471464/review Asus has released more Netbooks than any other vendor and not only under its own brand name but predominately using Eee PC name for its entry-level machines. However, the first thing youll notice about the Eee PC S101 (£449 inc. VAT) is how little it ... Great battery life, Sturdy build, Bright screen, Impressive usability Not the cheapest netbook on the market We’ve seen a few leaked photos of the new Asus Eee PC S101, read a few snippets about specifications and even a seen a brief hands-on report from The Guardian’s Jack Schofield (and not to mention published a marvellous review). That’s enough of the s... Leaked photos have already hinted at the existence of a high-end Eee PC from Asus, but little else has so far been revealed about this sleek new netbook – until today, that is. Asus has now officially announced the Eee PC S101 and Mobile Computer is lu... Fabulous good looks; very slim & light; large SSD Precariously pricey for a netbook; would benefit from HSDPA for "high end" tag The Asus Eee PC S101 is a truly stunning netbook, but wed like to see at least a small bump in the specs to justify that "high end" price tag. ... Netbooks tend to adhere to an incredibly precise blueprint: cram an Intel Atom processor, relatively small hard disk, wireless internet and a 10in screen into an off-white chassis that looks more toy than trend-setter and watch them fly off the shelves... Fantastic looks fail to conceal the S101's fatal flaw: it's the same old netbook underneath. ...