> Don't underestimate the keyboard on the Eee (901 at least). I use an
> original IBM PC full size full stroke keyboard at work and for my main
> machine at home. Yet I find the Eee keyboard perfectly acceptable,
> I wouldn't want to write a major document on the Eee, for browsing, email
> and short edits it is fine.
Have to agree - I had a play with a 900 last weekend in PC World to see how I got on with the keyboard; typed a couple of paragraphs with my eyes closed to see if I could handle the beast. No problems, so the 901 wins out (battery life, built-in Bluetooth, solid state and price being my other criteria in no real order).
Ordered from Amazon at £253.
Peter
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