Posted 12.20.2007 at 11:45 am
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That’s right, the hot-selling ASUS Eee PC is now available in colors. Granted, this isn’t the flagship, Eee PC 4G model, it’s the 2G-Surf flavor, but at least you now have the luxury of selecting from three odd color choices: blush pink, sky blue, and lush green. Each color is served up at a tasty $299.99 from J&R Music and Computer World via the venerable Amazon.com. At first blush, that price and color might look tempting, but beware that there are more differences between the 4G and the 2G-Surf than just a 50% smaller flash drive. Missing is the built-in webcam and the 2G model also sports lighter weight 4400 mAh batteries.—Dave Prochnow
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My solution 7 dollar usb drive 2GB, camera was cell phone quality. The more expensive model lasts 3.5 hours (thats the most you get)with a 4 cell battery, Asus will be selling a 6 cell battery (wont be included on any model at the moment) separately.