I really didn't think it's that feature rich...
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Monday, April 21, 2008
Asus Eee PC 900 multi touch pad in action
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7 comments:
WOW! that pretty cool (and fast)...
I wonder if that's speeded up, those windows are opening pretty fast. My current 701 with 2 gig or ram doesn't open windows that fast.
I am really going to buy one if this functionality will work under linux as well.
Just found out it works as well in linux... great!
people have said the SSD'S in the 900 are much faster than the 701, so I think it does go that fast!
Dayum. I love this trackpad. good one asus, this will make 900 a LOT more usable than even a conventional laptop with just a mouse pointer and scroll bars. I probably won't even miss trusty mr mouse on it like I do on my very good, but conventional Samsung R20
WOW
I'd seen another of your vids describing the multitouch, but seeing it in practice on so many apps (for me it's Excel that's the killer) plus it's really faster than I expected too!
Decision concluded - not going to wait to see what the ECS, or Dell, or Gigabyte, or wannabe Eee-Killers are like...
Asus is the one for mEee!
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