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shinyshiny.tv - 8/6/2008

Eee Gaming comes to the Eee PC thanks to the Eee Stick

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Huzzah! Another ASUS product to diversify their increasingly diverse product line (I'm not sure why I resent them launching things other than the original eeePC, but for some reason, I *really* do). This is the official launch of the Eee Stick, a motion based controller for PC games. > >

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akihabaranews.com - 8/12/2008

Limited edition for the Eee PC in Korea

— akihabaranews.com — Our koreans friends will have the pleasure to get this limited edition of the Eee PC 1000H,... which has you can see is available in RED and with a white keyboard and covered with what’s look like to be snowflakes patterns. Nice but would it be the ... (more) Limited edition for the Eee PC in Korea

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blog.laptopmag.com - 8/1/2008

New 7-inch Eee PC, the 701SD Emerges

— blog.laptopmag.com — The leaked slide of the new Eee PC models was a glimpse into the additional models that... ASUS would release. And the 701SD on the bottom of the pyramid was eye grabbing. It begged the question: What will ASUS do to revive its original 7-inch form? Well ... (more) New 7-inch Eee PC, the 701SD Emerges

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thegadgetsite.blogspot.com - 8/3/2008

Asus EEE 900a - A for Atom?

— thegadgetsite.blogspot.com — Blogeee has info on yet another Asus EEE PC. This one the EEE 900A. From the looks... of the netbook it appears to be a EEE 900 chassis with possible Atom chip inside. This makes sense since I know many people who thought the EEE 901 looked uglier in ... (more) Asus EEE 900a - A for Atom?

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Asus Eee PC

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ASUS gets official with Eee Stick
Engadget — ... come with a collection of games that have been designed specifically for it (we're not getting our hopes up there). Otherwise, ASUS has confirmed that the device operates on the 2.4GHz frequency, which could be interesting depending on what other wireless devices you have nearby, and that each stick will require a pair of AA batteries, which ASUS says will give you three days of continuous use, and no doubt a good deal longer if you want to avoid a trip to the hospital. [Via Shiny Shiny] ...