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> I'm looking for something as small as possible ASUS Eee PC.[0] FTR, The smallest laptop — Ben NanoNote.[1] BTW, I would recommend instead just use any Andr
by app4soft 7y ago
> I'm looking for something as small as possible
ASUS Eee PC.[0]
FTR, The smallest laptop — Ben NanoNote.[1]
BTW, I would recommend instead just use any Android device + Termux app + compact Bluetooth/WiFi/USB-keyboard.
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asus_Eee_PC https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asus_Eee_PC
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_NanoNote https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_NanoNote
- _Donny 7y agoI used to have an ASUS EEE PC from about 2010 (I think it was 1215P). It was an incredible machine -- it was cheap for a student, fairly powerful for internet browsing, text editing, and a bit of coding. The battery easily lasted over 6 hours, so forgetting the small charger at home was not even a concern. Lastly, the keyboard was actually decent as well. I have never really seen many as well-executed machine since (although I have not been looking too hard).
- app4soft 7y ago> I have never really seen many as well-executed machine since (although I have not been looking too hard). To be honest, there was some small Sony VAIO laptops (in same scale as ASUS Eee PC), but its price is too high.
- zoom6628 7y agoTotally agree. I use 8" Samsung tablet with LTE and use a Microsoft BT keyboard - the universal one in which the cover is audio stand for phone or tablet. Program using vi in termux session. Works brilliantly especially for travel.