ASUS Eee PC 8G / 4G / 4G SURF / 2G SURF

usability, performance, portability, size, price

88% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, portability, performance, size, price

connectivity, touchpad

92% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Leistung, Design, Portabilität, Größe, Bedienbarkeit

88% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

100% des avis sur Amazon.fr donnent une note favorable à ce produit.

100% de los comentarios en Amazon.es otorgan a este producto una calificación positiva.

Screen props up at angle when opened ; Built-in keyboard ; Stable software

Thick and bulky design ; Questionable build quality ; Keyboard is cramped

ASUS deserves some credit for trying something new in a market filled with "me too" devices, but the end result is well short of the mark. The Eee Pad Slider may have a built-in keyboard but the trade-offs come in the form of an awkward size and heavy...

Perhaps crucially what you don't get is a touchpad, meaning you always have to use the touchscreen to navigate the system - something that can become a little tedious. Overall, we'd probably still prefer the laptop style form factor of the Transformer...

Large IPS screen with Gorilla glass ; Powerful and fast, excellent connectivity ; Capacitive or stylus interaction ; Windows 7 offers superb productivity potential ; Premium wireless keyboard

Very expensive ; Windows 7 not designed for touch or tablets ; Poor battery life ; No 3G ; Too large and heavy to hold one-handed

heavy at 1.17kg, but it's certainly not atablet you can hold comfortably one-handed for any length of time.

Glorious screen ; Keyboard is genuinely useful ; Android at its best ; Good preloaded apps

Big and heavy ; Some may find keyboard cramped ; Battery life a little disappointing

We were totally taken by the Eee Pad Transformer when it came out because it did something different to the iPad, and so gave itself room to breathe away from the tablet big guns.

Great for work and play ; Hidden keyboard ; Vibrant screen

Added bulk from board ; Board hard to type on ; No out of box Flash support

The Asus Eee Pad Slider is a good performer that is practicial and laden with solid multi-media specs. We not quite sure who would go and can buy one, but we do know they won't be disappointed.

Bright, high-quality IPS display ; Sliding mechanism is rigid ; Innovative form factor with keyboard ; Keyboard is well laid out

Thick and heavy ; Keyboard is overly plasticy ; Very thick screen bezel ; Angle of the screen can’t be adjusted beyond 45 degrees in keyboard mode

When you can get a Transformer with a better keyboard, a screen that can be angled to your liking, and more than two times the battery life for just $71 more, it seems like a no-brainer

Brimming with features ; Affordable ; Very easy to use

Lack of on-board storage ; Chassis can get quite hot at times

An excellent, ultra portable laptop offering value for money with no corners cut on spec or features

The first netbook you won’t be embarrassed to buy, and for a mere 0. Available in multiple colors. Serious hackers can go nuts and add extra apps and even install Windows or other Linux distributions. 4GB solid-state drive means no crashes when you...

Two hours and 20 minutes of battery life disappoints considering the slimmed-down specs. Only 1.3GB free storage space available straight out of the box. Stiff (and tiny) mouse buttons

Amazing bargain. Designed like a high-end laptop. Integrated webcam. Three USB ports. Good speakers. Xandros Linux is speedy and solid. Comprehensive selection of software.

Only 4GB of storage. Not powerful enough to stream audio and video from an external optical drive. Cramped keyboard.

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