Shrygue
July 2nd, 2008, 21:13
via Gizmodo US
(http://gizmodo.com/5021562/eeepc-900-gets-a-touchscreen-mod-thats-so-good-we-want-it-standard)
If we didn't know that this was done by a user, we'd swear that this touchscreen Eee PC was made by Asus themselves. The video shows a super sensitive and responsive screen, flicking quickly up and down on a web page with either the finger or stylus. On a laptop of 10-inches or smaller—what we like to call "tardtops"—a touchscreen fits just perfectly. Why get a Kindle when you have a light, touchscreen laptop that can be carried with you and supports lots of colors?
(http://gizmodo.com/5021562/eeepc-900-gets-a-touchscreen-mod-thats-so-good-we-want-it-standard)
If we didn't know that this was done by a user, we'd swear that this touchscreen Eee PC was made by Asus themselves. The video shows a super sensitive and responsive screen, flicking quickly up and down on a web page with either the finger or stylus. On a laptop of 10-inches or smaller—what we like to call "tardtops"—a touchscreen fits just perfectly. Why get a Kindle when you have a light, touchscreen laptop that can be carried with you and supports lots of colors?