http://my.asus.com/product.aspx?P_ID=5K7QRFbPkwEIa5Uj

The official link has shown out.

http://www.amazon.com/ASUS-1215B-PU17-BK-1...=cm_wl_cp_al_pt

It just change from "Out of stock" to "In stock". I think this is most precise one, as it is sell directly from Asus. YEAH~

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Added on April 8, 2011, 11:58 amhttp://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/EeePC/1215P/DU6083_1215series_Win7.zip

We can have a look at the manual first~

This post has been edited by newlich: Apr 8 2011, 11:58 AM

The Future is Fusion

I got my 1215b today~(delivered from USA, I ordered it from Amazon)

After I keep testing it, there is a famous problem in 1215b and 1215N (maybe 1215T too). The touchpad is not working sometimes. Even I update my driver to the latest one. Some people change a new one from Asus, but the problem still exits. Some people has spent a week to find out solution. At the end, there is a guy fix it, and I will do it tomorrow after I finish my work.

===Quote from other forum===

- ISSUE SOLVED - Asus 1215 TouchPad Problem

I have had my Asus 1215B for just over a week now and have had the same touch pad issues as being described on here. I spent a couple days messing with drivers but I realized that the issue persisted whether I was running windows, Linux, or even booted into Express Gate.

However being the ingenious individual I am I decided to disassemble the laptop to check out the physical connections on the touch pad. The second time I did this I left the PC on so I could test it while wiggling wires. What I found out was the touch pad NEVER messed up while separated from the PC. After even more testing I discovered it only stopped responding when I snapped in the upper left side of the palm rest.

I decided that the issue was being caused by a pressure point somewhere so after some logical guesses I finally removed the two silver foam like pads/spacers on the PC underneath the touchpad. After 3 more days of use I have not had the issue again.

You only need to remove a few screws and you do not void warranty by opening the PC to that level. I used the instructions below:

http://netbooksreview.net/news/asus-1215n-disassembly/

PLEASE REPLY IF THIS FIXED THE ISSUE FOR YOU AS WELL...

Last edited by TerryUSA (Yesterday 8:36:38 am)

===Quote from Amazon===

http://www.amazon.com/review/R19ET02JA8MZ6...#wasThisHelpful

I think you guys really need it~maybe?
Good luck

Nope, I study in Australia.