As auxilliary machines they appear to provide an excellent product to bridge that gap between desktop work environment and out on the road.
Lugging a standard laptop is not always possible, and is getting harder on flights where cabin baggage limits are being tightened.

As a journalism student the ability to pack something the size of a novel and take it on the road to me seems great. Basic text, audio and video processing, internet browsing and some connectivity, is all that I need.

Too often the standard laptop packs more than is ever required.

Maybe the tiny PC makers are finally realizing there’s a demand for computers that fit people’s needs and small, simple and easily portable works for me.

Downgrading the machine to a Celeron processor is just reasonable. This PC is only a spare tool you want to carry with you instead of your a bit bulky precious high-end notebook.

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wonder how come they have to increase the price so much when it gets here.
anyway dont think asus can win any price wars, only in innovation and reliability.