Asus Eee PC 1005PE
March 14th, 2010 | 
Author: The Asus Eee PC 
1005 series is the combination of low (but not the lowest) prices with the battery life and good design in general, however, 1005 has become the reference design Netbook for the entire industry. This new model 1005 is very efficient and ran for more than 8 hours. That’s pretty impressive for Asus.
The Eee PC 1005PE avoids most recent trends in the design of Netbook, stick with a 10-inch, 1024 x 600 pixel display, 1GB of RAM, and Windows 7 for beginners. The Eee PC 1005PE definitely wins points for being the first notebook of the gate with the new CPU N450, and its battery life is nothing short of amazing, making this a very useful system for serious road warriors.
The design of the Eee PC 1005PE is very similar to that of earlier models in 1005, with a slight taper toward the front and edges of the lips gently rounded at the top. While the battery is in line with the line of the chassis, without sticking out, is very dense, so the whole system which is heavily weighted toward the back.
The flat top and widely space keys, are typical of a netbook, but the surface of each key is smaller than we have seen in some recent Netbooks, and certainly a big difference from what you find in a 11-inch model . However, it was relatively easy to write, and none of the key considerations are unjustly in miniature.
The touch pad, however, is in need of renewal: the same little we’ve seen in every Eee PC 1005-series, integrated with the rest of the wrist and enclosed by a rectangle of small dots. Combined with a thick rocker bar for left and right buttons, is far larger pad and buttons in a system like the Toshiba NB205.
Battery life of the system is that the new Atom platform really shines. Asus has always had some of the longest-lived Netbooks and the new Eee PC 1005PE ran for 8 hours and 25 minutes of video on our battery drain test playback. That dwarfs the competition, coupled with low power consumption of the system, makes a great solution for all day for road warriors.
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I had to read it twice because my mind wondered off for some reason. I think it is because of lack of sleep. I do think you for taking the time to post this.