How to Have Online Storage for Asus Eee PC 700 Series?
Written by Aldrin Cantos on August 13, 2008 1,564 ViewsUPDATE: Not only Eee PC users will enjoy the service but the non-eee users as well.![]()
It’s quite not fair for some users who owns the first versions of Asus Eee to be unable to have free 20GB Eee Storage. Currently, the service is pre-installed to newly purchased Eee PC, and users will be able to have an account automatically from first access to the Eee Storage.
I got some words from YoStore and they said that owners of the prior versions of Eee PC will also be able to avail the service, but not yet. They are still on the process of upgrading the Eee Storage and all Eee PC users will soon enjoy this. That’s good news.
So if you are a 700/701 user, asking how you can enjoy the service, well, there’s currently no way but to wait until it becomes available.
Limited Edition Eee PC 1000H for Koreans
Written by Aldrin Cantos on August 12, 2008 177 ViewsKoreans are known to be stylish when it comes to clothing and dressing up. And now they are gonna have a taste of a fashionable Eee PC 1000H in Red that they deserve. And it’s Limited.
via CoolestGadgets
Why Eee Box and Eee Stick look like Wii?
Written by Aldrin Cantos on August 12, 2008 527 ViewsThe first time we saw the leaked photos of the Eee Box, we had one common thing in mind that looks exactly like it. The Wii. Then there’s the Eee Stick now that looks very closely like the Wii Nunchuck. I think I had a little explanation about why is that so.
According to Royce Randell, Eee Box Account Specialist in Asia, during the Eee Box Press Launch in Manila, the reason why the Eee Box looks similar to the Wii is that Asus creates Wii box. They are the one who provides the plastic case that Wii uses. And for sure it’s the same story for the Eee Stick. Makes sense?
Eee Box available in US for $350
Written by Aldrin Cantos on August 9, 2008 1,402 ViewsHigh-Speed 3G USB Modem for Comfy Internet Access
Written by Aldrin Cantos on August 8, 2008 197 ViewsInternet connection anytime anywhere could be one of the things we wish we always have nowadays. Most establishments in cities have available WiFi hotspots already but there’s still lack of it on the surrounding areas. The best alternative is to have 3G connection. Thanks to 3G phones and mobile networks for this service.
If you do not have a modem phone, your best option is to avail a high-speed 3G USB Modem. We saw it selling in Chinavasion at $171. I bet it’s USD. The device supports different frequencies, runs at 5V power with up to 7.2Mbps depending on available network strength. It is also very small and light-weight though I cannot tell the actual measures. But based from the pictures, it’s about the same size as the smallest Wireless Mouse.




























