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...the Web while on the go. Since Asustek jump-started the market segment 17 months ago with its popular Eee PC, all the other big players - HP and Dell from the U.S., Taiwan's Acer - have gotten in the game too. Almost all netbooks are made...

In this article: Apple, Taiwan, Netbooks, ASUS Eee PC, Taipei, Acer, Dow Jones, Dell, and Western Europe

...PCs, which reduces the need for customer support. Asus is relatively new to the study and is reaping the benefit of the recent craze for products like netbooks in the U.S., Milman said. Many users are buying Eee PC netbooks, but the...

In this article: Asus, Apple, Dell, Hewlett-Packard, U.S., Eee PC, University of Michigan, Acer, and Lenovo

...worldwide) market. The Eee PC changed everything about the market. The original ASUS Eee PC was a massive hit in the US and it became popular throughout the world. It was tiny, weighing just 2 lbs, with a 7" screen, built-in WiFi and...

In this article: Asus, ASUS Eee PC, DVD Drive, Asia, US, VAIO, Dell, and Sony

...budget-conscious buyers, Bell said. Low-cost PCs, such as Asus' Eee PC, could find a larger audience among price-sensitive buyers in the U.S. However, the market has yet to prove itself, Bell said. Many companies are planning to launch...

In this article: Dell, IDC, Acer, U.S., Gateway, Lenovo, Packard Bell, Toshiba, and Intel

ASUS confirmed on Friday a U.S. launch date for its Eee PC 900 as well as a price for the lightweight and ultra compact notebook: starting May 12, Eee PC will become available throughout the U.S. and will have a retail price of $549.

In this article: ASUS Eee PC, Microsoft, Linux, Asus, U.S., License, Microsoft Works, Zimbra, and Windows Live

...as Lenovo and Founder. U.S. SURGES, EUROPE FLAT Shipments to the United States have increased multi-fold because of the growing popularity of the company's Eee PC line of netbook PCs. Demand in Europe, which provides the largest share...

In this article: Lenovo, Intel, Europe, Acer, Hewlett-Packard, China, Revenue, and Eee PC

...the only ones jumping into this fray. Asus launched its low-cost, stripped-down Linux-based Eee PC last fall specifically for the U.S., Japanese, and European retail markets, and caused quite the stir. It sold 350,000 units in the first...

In this article: Classmate PC, Intel, CNET News, U.S., Linux, Eee PC, Asus, and Bejeweled

...also capitalise don the boom in the cheaper netbook laptops. Asus' Eee PC leads the pack but Acer has its One line, and US computing giant Dell has launched the Inspiron mini. The demand started by the One Laptop Per Child programme has...

In this article: Taiwan, Asus, Acer, China, BBC News Channel, Eee PC, and Inspiron

...and Europe (see "The Jonney Machine"). Asustek's Eee PC has been a hit in the U.S., thanks to a price tag that goes as low as $299 at some retailers, such as Amazon.com (nasdaq: AMZN - news - people ). The success of the Eee PC has led Intel...

In this article: Intel, U.S., Eee PC, Advanced Micro Devices, Amazon.com, Recession, Taiwan, Europe, Indonesia, and India