I've got one I use for demos, since my main work laptop is cluttered with stuff which I may or may not want customers to see, and since it runs XP in "look like

I've got one I use for demos, since my main work laptop is cluttered with stuff which I may or may not want customers to see, and since it runs XP in "look like Windows 2000 mode" or as I like to think of it "emulate the last version of Windows that actually was useful". It isn't much for eye candy. I've rejigged the EEEPC with some of the enlightenement eye candy like the Entrance display manager with a nice theme I've designed. It's about as close to the laptops used in the film "hackers" as you can get in real, useful software. I really like the eeepc. It isn't good for the same stuff as my work laptop is. I couldn't really do any serious work on it, but it's great for doing browser based demos on. It's not a terribly butch machine processor/RAM wise. But it's attractive in hardware and in software if you work at it.