the asus eee pc: a short review
It’s been almost two months since I got my hands on an Asus Eee PC and I am definitely loving it. The unit has definitely lived up to its name.
Easy to learn
Indeed it is so00o easy to learn. For somebody who has been using Windows OS for ages, the stripped-down (term borrowed from a friend of mine) Linux preloaded in the Eee is a delightful surprise. First of all, it boots up and shuts down at a very quick pace — favoring the uber-impatient me. 
Easy to work
The “big thumbnails” of each application is almost idiot proof. Period. You’ll never gonna get lost! The size of the keyboard nicely fits my fingers. Besides, I have everything I need in there. When I brought it outside and hooked in an internet cafe, I just had to plug-in the LAN cable and I was automatically connected to the net. No configuration, settings necessary!
Easy to play
Have I told you I don’t get PC games? AT. ALL.
The ones loaded in the Eee are fabulous. Though I won’t be able to review that part. You gotta have to ask my five-year-old, Raine. 
Ha ha ha ha.
I can’t wait to go out, travel, go somewhere and bring this ultra-handy eee. This time I won’t have to worry about not fulfilling or neglecting my problogs’ requirements. I can practically go anywhere! Anytime.
Otherwise, Raine will become the sole owner of this Asus Eee PC.
I just love it. Love it. Love it! 