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While we have already seen the details being confirmed and even have some reviews starting to pop up, Asus has decided to (finally) officially unveil the Eee PC 900 with a press release.
Overall most of the details were just as expected and the 900 should serve as a nice upgrade to the current 701 and also a welcome announcement for those who were holding out for the larger display. The Eee PC 900 will feature an 8.9-inch display with a much improved 1024 x 600 resolution, standard 1GB of RAM, an improved 1.3-megapixel webcam as well as the new FingerGlide trackpad. The 900 will also include the other standards such as Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g, built-in card reader, built-in speakers and microphone, Ethernet, three USB ports, a VGA-out and headphone jack.
The 900 will also be available in the same black or pearl white as the current Eee PC 701, with a choice of either Linux or Windows XP. Otherwise the one big surprise was the unusual storage configuration, which gives a 4GB SSD for the operating system and then the Linux models get an extra 16GB of storage, with the Windows models getting an extra 8GB of storage.
As we have seen the Eee PC 900 has already begun to roll-out to various parts of the world, sadly a US release date has not yet been mentioned.
Keep reading for the full release below, and be sure to check back for any new developments.
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