Published: 2008-12-17, Author: Chris , review by: slashgear.com
Abstract: At first glance, ASUS’ Eee Top ET1602 is the epitome of a niche product. Packing nettop-spec hardware in an all-in-one form factor, with a touchscreen and general design that seem to have stopped by HP’s TouchSmart and the Apple iMac along the way, it...
Published: 2008-12-03, Author: Andrew , review by: techworld.com
This desktop PC is more like a laptop packed into a screen, yet with its touchscreen interface it is much more. This would make a good household computer for a young family, and thanks to its economical 27W power consumption, it won’t even present any...
Abstract: Taking an aesthetic page out of the Apple iMac playbook, Asus is attempting to make the expansion from popular netbook to slim desktop computer with the Eee Top. Don’t be fooled into thinking that this PC is just a cheap clone of a more expensive devic...
Abstract: My kitchen is the very last place I thought I would put a computer, but the new touchscreen Eee Top from Asus has just spent a week perched on my bench top, offending no one with its petite footprint and elegant white finish. Having the Eee Top so clo...
Touch screen, six USB 2.0 ports, Gigabit Ethernet, 802.11n wireless networking
Looks a little tacky, reflective screen, keyboard and mouse are small and uncomfortable, audio jacks not located on the front or side
The touch screen–equipped Eee Top ET1602 definitely garnered a lot of attention in our test centre; but then again, most touch screens do. It’s a funky little unit for basic tasks and is suitable for kids and anyone who just wants a simple PC...
Abstract: Asus debuted the Eee PC brand with its ground-breaking netbook - a tiny laptop with an equally diminutive price tag. But the latest member of the family is far less radical. With the Eee Top desktop, Asus apes Apple. Thats not necessarily a bad thing....
The Eee Top 1602 looks like the Apple iMac. Its touch-enabled screen comes with its own control panel for launching pre-installed software easily. A touch costly than the MSI AE1900....
Abstract: Dont get us wrong, we like the ASUS Eee PC. We like the gradual improvements that have followed the course of the evolution (still ongoing) of the netbook, but ASUS current crop of SKUs for their Eee brand has left most commentators puzzled or shakin...
