The ASUS Eee PC T91is a compact convertible tablet notebook that can be bought for just $500. This is the only budget-priced tablet PC available today.
System Configurations
Operating System: Windows XP Home
Processor: Intel Atom Z520
Display: 8.9” LED-backlit diplay
Graphics: Intel GMA 950
Total Storage capacity: 16GB Solid State Drive + 16GB SD Card + 30GB Portable Hard Disk Drive* + 20GB Eee Storage
Estimated Battery life: 5 hours
ASUS is the company that created the netbook category of laptps. The Eee PC T91 is the first touchscreen netbook from ASUS. It weighs just 2 pounds. The netbook is available in two colors – black and white. Build quality is good. The Keyboard and touchpad are perfectly usable. There is one problem though. There is no separation between the left and right side of the touchpad, so you could accidentally hit the middle while trying to press the left or right side.
You can easily convert the notebook into the tablet mode with a twist of the screen and a press of the dedicated screen rotate button. The included pen stylus isn’t very large, but still serves the purpose. And since this tablet PC uses a resistive touchscreen, you can’t expect high-end WACOM pen features in this tablet.
The T91 also includes a revised version of the ASUS "Eee Docking software". With this software you can easily access the utilities and applications through shortcuts.
There are two USB ports and two media card readers: one is for storage expansion and the other is for reading the memory card from your digital camera. Other features include the standard headphone and microphone jacks, Ethernet port, and a standard VGA out port.
Performance and Benchmarks
Like most other netbooks using the Intel Atom processor, this netbook too offers satisfactory performance. You will be able to perform daily activities. The integrated Intel graphics is good enough to handle PowerPoint presentations and watching DVD movies. But if you want to play 720p or 1080 p video, you will not find this PC helpful.
Pros:
Highly affordable; first budget-priced tablet PC
Good build quality
Good battery life
Cons:
Small screen
Integrated battery that cannot be replaced
Weak stylus
System Configurations
Operating System: Windows XP Home
Processor: Intel Atom Z520
Display: 8.9” LED-backlit diplay
Graphics: Intel GMA 950
Total Storage capacity: 16GB Solid State Drive + 16GB SD Card + 30GB Portable Hard Disk Drive* + 20GB Eee Storage
Estimated Battery life: 5 hours
ASUS is the company that created the netbook category of laptps. The Eee PC T91 is the first touchscreen netbook from ASUS. It weighs just 2 pounds. The netbook is available in two colors – black and white. Build quality is good. The Keyboard and touchpad are perfectly usable. There is one problem though. There is no separation between the left and right side of the touchpad, so you could accidentally hit the middle while trying to press the left or right side.
You can easily convert the notebook into the tablet mode with a twist of the screen and a press of the dedicated screen rotate button. The included pen stylus isn’t very large, but still serves the purpose. And since this tablet PC uses a resistive touchscreen, you can’t expect high-end WACOM pen features in this tablet.
The T91 also includes a revised version of the ASUS "Eee Docking software". With this software you can easily access the utilities and applications through shortcuts.
There are two USB ports and two media card readers: one is for storage expansion and the other is for reading the memory card from your digital camera. Other features include the standard headphone and microphone jacks, Ethernet port, and a standard VGA out port.
Performance and Benchmarks
Like most other netbooks using the Intel Atom processor, this netbook too offers satisfactory performance. You will be able to perform daily activities. The integrated Intel graphics is good enough to handle PowerPoint presentations and watching DVD movies. But if you want to play 720p or 1080 p video, you will not find this PC helpful.
Pros:
Highly affordable; first budget-priced tablet PC
Good build quality
Good battery life
Cons:
Small screen
Integrated battery that cannot be replaced
Weak stylus
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