Eee PC 1000HE Loaded with Atom Processor

Let us have a look at the the Eee PC 1000HE - the first mini laptops
available to use the new N280 version of Intel's Atom processor.

Like many other Netbooks, it has 1GB of memory, a 160GB hard drive and
runs Microsoft's Windows XP Home Edition. The difference is in the processor. It has the newer 1.66GHz N280 version of the Atom. The other notable feature of the Eee PC 1000HE is its keyboard - large, well-spaced keys almost as large as those on a standard keyboard. Asus has equipped the system with a standard array of ports. To the left isan Ethernet and USB port plus audio jack sockets, as well as a slotfor a security cable. The right side has two further USB ports, a VGAoutput for an external monitor, and a slot for SD Card Flash storage.The system has 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for wireless
communications, but no option for a 3G modem for go-anywhere connectivity, as there is on some other netbooks. A 1.3-megapixel
camera is fitted above the screen for web conferencing.

Asus includes several of its own utilities, such as the Asus Update to
download and install updates for the system's Bios, Eee InstantKey,
which drives the hotkey functions such as turning wireless on/off and
controlling the display brightness, and the SuperHybridEngine power
management tool.

There is also a pre-boot environment accessed by hitting F9 during
boot up that reverts the system to its factory state, in case Windows
becomes corrupted.

Given the price of very affordable processor, this pc is expected to
bring the computer in the reach of more people and will bridge the
wide digital divide that exists so far.

Here in my closing I declared Asus contribution in shape of perfect Laptop to serve its valuable users. Product load by N280 version of Intel's Atom processor and some other strong features increase the market worth of Asus products and on the other side high speed of performance of this product save valuable time of the user.

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