QUOTE(Susuwatari @ Jun 30 2008, 01:55 PM)
jackdon,
is your 901 covered by Asus Malaysia warranty?

I would HOPE so.... hehe... well I have not ask them.... YET. To be honest I am not that worried with the warranty because I plan to do modification on this baby once I have got over the new toy feeling. Thinking of doing the
1. Touch Screen Mod.....

(this is a tough one)
2. The 901 has a zif slot and confirm to support 1.8" HDD so that is my next project.
3. See if I can get my hand on a small 3G card and mod into this baby.
4. Heck maybe even a GPS... hahaha....
This is where the fun begins or the nightmare starts.
jackdon.
Added on June 30, 2008, 9:45 pmQUOTE(Matrix @ Jun 30 2008, 02:39 PM)
I would suggest this:
Stay away from all contract based package. AFAIK, none of them are worth it.
If you really need mobile broadband, do this:
Buy your own modem. It's only about RM400. You can find them at Garage sale.
For example, the Celcom RM99 package makes you pay (RM99-RM68= RM31 x 18months=RM558). If you cancelled within contract period, you have to return the modem AND pay a penalty.
You can try out the Celcom service first by buying the RM8 daily unlimited to test out the service at your place first. You can use a 3G/HSDPA phone for the testing.
If not satisfied, then try others, but i don't think there's daily unlimited plans from other telcos...maybe have to pinjam someone else SIM card to test.
Ahhhhh..... Matrix you just hit the sweet spot. Do you know the model of the modem. I will search RIGHT NOW.
Thanks.... brudder.
jackdon
Added on June 30, 2008, 9:51 pmQUOTE(kimganner @ Jun 30 2008, 04:45 PM)
yup, using the eeePC 900 here. contemplated waiting for the 901, but so far it's nowhere in sight & price of 900 in S'pore still holding steady. so just heck care...go with 900. i can live w/o BT. haha
sold off my Macbook (it seems so super bulky now in comparison!) to fund for the eeePC 900 with the LG slim optical drive...think i bought the optical drive too soon. i have since figured out how to install XP & games like Starcraft using USB thumbdrive/HDD, so hardly use the optical drive. but i suppose good to keep it still as spare/backup just in case.
btw, what's the extra benefits of installing the Elantech trackpad drivers over the version provided by ASUS? will it be easier to use? cos now i find that the 2-finger scrolling thing is a bit hit/miss. & sometimes, this square thingy that can zoom in/out in the area that's within the square appears on my Firefox when i'm trying to click/scroll. so far still can't figure out how that happens...
kimganner,
I am still learning or trying to remember so much multitouch, with one finger, two finger, three finger, up down sideways, tap..... but after a while it seems to be pretty handy. I like the 3 finger swip up to bring up the my computer, I change the two finger tap to minimize, the tap tap and hold is just great. Yup you have to get use to the timming. I am sure you cannot compare with your MAC on these feature.
Still learning,
jackdon.
This post has been edited by jackdon: Jun 30 2008, 09:51 PM