14Mar2008
Filed under: Desktop Computer
Author: Czar
Somehow the world managed to miss the Asus Eee EP20 desktop when it was unveiled at CeBIT, but nonetheless, the first images have resurfaced showing off the desktop Asus promised us back in November. Not much is known about the device other than it will feature the Linux OS—but the word on the street is that it will boast a Intel dual core processor at 1.87GHz, a 2.5″ hard disk instead of flash and a price tag that should hover around 200€, or roughly $300. Additional pic after the break.
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Clock IT Up
March 31st, 2008 at 12:35 pm
ASUS EP20 Eee desktop PC First Images Leaked…
The new ASUS EP20 eee desktop PC computer, set to launch in the next few months looking remarkably similar to the Nintendo Wii.
Just loving the bubbly white pattern on the side panel of the unit. If we get any info on specs of these, we will update…
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Mark Bartlett
April 10th, 2008 at 12:22 pm
The new ASUS EP20 eee desktop PC computer, set to launch in the next few months here in the UK at a price of around £299.
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