Asus Eee PC X101 is thinnest netbook

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief June 1, 2011 · 1 min read

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If the Asus UX21 will not fit in your budget, the Taiwanese manufacturer is also bringing in a netbook with a similar form factor and with a starting price of under $200. The unit, called the Asus Eee PC X101, will also boot up with a Meego OS pre-installed.

The netbook runs on an Intel Atom N435 1.33GHz. The 10.1-inch (1024×600 resolution) X101 weighs under a kilo (950g) and is only 17.6mm thin at its base.

The Eee PC X101 has 2 USB ports, a microSD card slot, Bluetooth and WiFi 802.11b/g/n. The variant wtih Meego OS will have a small 8GB Flash drive while other variants will come with 250GB and 320GB HDD and will run on Windows 7.

Battery on this unit is a little lower than usual at only 2600mAh. That might translate to around 3 to 4 hours battery life.

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35 Comments

MIKKE · 15 years ago

Again how did you fit windows 7 sa 8 GB SSD?

mybeautifulkitchen · 15 years ago

got mine for 10,995 i didnt like the MEEGO sobrang bagal at naghahang i installed Windows 7 sobrang ganda astig!!! mura na maganda pa =) i bought it sa HUB sa parksquare 1

Roland · 15 years ago

How did you fit windows 7 sa 8GB SSD?

ela · 15 years ago

di pa rin ba available sa phil?

abcde · 15 years ago

when will it be released in the phil?

Val · 15 years ago

Maganda ito sa mga students, hindi masyadong mahal at medyo magaan dalhin dahil sa thin form factor. For me, I would still go for a small CULV, kahit pricey pero worth it in the long run. :)

amikke · 15 years ago

San ba ito available….at what price din in pesos…

boy_fanboy · 15 years ago

For just $200, this netbook is definitely a good buy and it’s one of the cheapest netbook ever sold. And I guess Asus wants every people to own a netbook.

Edwin C · 15 years ago

Ayoko nito. Ok na ‘tong ASUS Eee PC 1015PEM ko.

Calvin · 15 years ago

under $200.

adam · 15 years ago

May I know the price?

Totem · 15 years ago

It’s not yet released officially..

Noir · 15 years ago

Why Atoms?????? Seriously APUs are better.

Hmmm considering the price I guess it is still a pretty good deal

boy_fanboy · 15 years ago

AMD Fusion APUs are much better in terms of price/performance ratio but i doubt that it’s not possible to put it on such slim netbook. That’s why they opted for a low-power 5 watt Intel Atom N435 which is a single core processor. With that kind of small chassis, it’s very dangerous to put a more powerful hardware…heat issues will simply arise.

I hope that they will make an AMD version of that netbook though because it’s just too tempting!