> The only thing that worries me about this product is build quality and the user experience coming from an interface that should scale from small to big. Asus

> The only thing that worries me about this product is build quality and the user experience coming from an interface that should scale from small to big. Asus tends to have really good build quality. Anecdotally, the two Asus netbooks I've owned were/are both extremely solid. The first one (which is now upwards of three years old) continues to work perfectly save for some issues with the screen's connection, and the second one is in almost perfect shape after a year and a half or so. My Asus laptop is about a year old, and is going well except for a bit of damage to the trackpad. Less anecdotally, Asus has the lowest 3-year failure rate of any manufacturer, including Apple, according to a study a year or so back.