Asus offers up full specs for Eee 1201N netbook

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Shane McGlaun21 November 2009, 7:00 AM

Ion packing Eee 1201N gets dual core Atom power and more!


Asus announced yesterday that it would be adding NVIDIA Ion graphics to some of its Eee line. Among the machines set to get an Ion update was the Eee 1201N netbook. Today Asus has offered up the full specifications for the Eee 1201N netbook. We already know the machine is getting Ion graphics.



We also know that along with Ion comes an HDMI output supporting 1080p resolution on a big screen. The other features of the netbook were not known and include an Intel Atom 330 dual core processor. The machine will get 2GB or 3GB of RAM depending on the model.

The screen is a 12.1-inch LED-backlit unit with a resolution of 1366 x 768. The operating system is Windows 7 and storage is to a 250GB or 320GB HDD, again depending on the model. Connectivity includes 802.11b/g/n WiFi and Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR. The battery is a 6-cell 63Wh lithium-ion unit with five hours of run time per charge. The machine measures 296mm W x 208mm D x 27.3-33.3mm H and weighs 1.46kg. Pricing and availability are unannounced at this time.

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Tin (Senior Forumologist):

It's pretty funny how quick XP and Vista have been dropped off everyone's list now that Windows 7 is out.

21 November 2009, 10:04 AM (4 months ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

The Big Baboo (User):

Quoting Tin:
It's pretty funny how quick XP and Vista have been dropped off everyone's list now that Windows 7 is out.

I'm still using WinXP "Tin" and will be for awhile yet till I completely get the hang of this "Penguin OS" and then it's "Asta La Vista Windows" :)




21 November 2009, 2:08 PM (4 months ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

AlexF (User):

Nahh. Once your experiment with installing, configuring, troubleshooting Linux is over and got tired of boasting about ditchin' Windows you'll keep on returning to that Windows partion often enough to still be counted amongst Microsoft's pawns.

22 November 2009, 2:39 PM (3 months ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

Tin (Senior Forumologist):

Quoting AlexF:
you'll keep on returning to that Windows partion often enough to still be counted amongst Microsoft's pawns.


He's got a computer that came with Windows. Whether or not he ever uses Windows, MS still counts him as a user. They go purely by sales.

22 November 2009, 7:46 PM (3 months ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

The Big Baboo (User):

Quoting Tin:
He's got a computer that came with Windows.
Actually "Tin" It didn't come with any OS loaded on it but back in my young puppy days I didn't know there was anything but Windows so I bought Win98SE which I've always preferred to XP anyway :)




23 November 2009, 2:58 PM (3 months ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

The Big Baboo (User):

Quoting AlexF:
You'll keep on returning to that Windows partion often enough to still be counted amongst Microsoft's pawns.
The only thing that's stopping me from ditching Windows now "AlexF" is I don't really like the way email programs work in Linux.Why on God's green earth I have to supply a password every time I want to write an email is beyond me.
Apart from that,I'm happy with it.



23 November 2009, 2:54 PM (3 months ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

Tin (Senior Forumologist):

If it's asking for a password so you can send emails, then you've probably got the SMTP settings wrong. You shouldn't need to authenticate for most ISP SMTP servers as long as you're connected by that same ISP.

23 November 2009, 8:43 PM (3 months ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

The Big Baboo (User):

Quoting Tin:
If it's asking for a password so you can send emails, then you've probably got the SMTP settings wrong.
I'm dualbooting WinXp and Ubuntu9.04 on here "Tin" and when I set up my email on Ubuntu I just copied the settings that I had on the original sheet into the appropriate box. e.g. POP & STMP servers =username.internode.on.net and when it finished it asked me for a password which I thought was my Internode password but this seems to have stuffed everything up :( Any suggestions :)
By the way :) should I upgrade to Ubuntu 9.10 as that seems to be the next upgrade that is on the horizon here.It's just over 1GB and I'm wondering if it's worth it:) Thanks "Tin" :)




24 November 2009, 1:26 PM (3 months ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply

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