I chose, after much thought, an ASUS EeePC 901 in black with windows XP. I took a few pics, of the box and whats inside it!
I didn’t take many because I wanted so badly to get my hands on it!!

The box... Trust me it didnt stay in it for long!

This is what it looked like when i removed the packaging!

This is what was in the box, XP and Software CD, the usual manuals and bits of paperwork, if it ever goes really wrong. I loved the case they included and loved the cleaning cloth, trust me you need it on the black eeepc!

This is my eeepc on first boot, love the splash screen design

Noe i have just updated the bias, i was along way behind the times, looks like this netbook has been on the shelves for a long time!

Now it boots loads quicker, is more stable when overclocking. You dont see this splash screen as the boot time is too quick!

Microsoft have written to beta testers asking them to test there new operating system on there low powered notebooks. We can confirm it does run, and uses a lot less system resources and HDD space than vista. Windows have said “Budget machines running full OS with Aero become a reality”. I think this is great for us. The new Windows 7 has less overheads than Vista and also has less of the pre installed drivers that we needed to nlite when installing XP onto the eeepc in the early days of net-booking.

An Asus Eee PC 1000H powered by the 1.6GHz Atom processor with 1GB of RAM with Windows 7, on its own, claimed just 485MB of RAM, as well as booting in slightly less time than it took Windows XP on the same machine.

I personally cant wait for the release of windows 7 so we can test to the full its capabilities and performance on the eeepc.