
For our German-speaking readers, check out UMPCtalk. It is a nicely laid-out site full of interesting tidbits. For those who don't understand German like me, use Google translate. It is worth the little extra effort. :)
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
UMPCtalk - German site on Netbooks
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Sunday, February 1, 2009
Netbook Diary EP: 7
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Thursday, January 22, 2009
Tagebuch eines Netbooks - Episode 6
Submitted by Timm Mohn (German video series on HP Mini 2133) -
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Sunday, January 11, 2009
Number five of the (German) Diary of HP2133
Submitted by Timm Mohn
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Saturday, January 3, 2009
Numer Four of the (German) Diary of hp2133
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Sunday, December 21, 2008
Second Part of the (German) Diary of HP2133
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Episode 2: Eifersucht!
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Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Another German site confirms Asus Eee PC Jan 24 date
According to Klaus Steinhauer, another German site, heise.de, has also confirmed the January 24 release date.
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Eee PC will be avalible in Germany Jan 24
According to reader Klaus Steinhauer, the Asus Eee PC will be available in Germany starting January 24 per the site Flutlight (German).
Klaus, sorry I am not that fluent in German. The translated sites are usually submitted by our German friends. :)
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Sunday, January 13, 2008
Subnotebooks - German site with lots of Eee PC info
For our German speaking readers, Subnotebooks is a good site for info on notebooks in general that also contains a lot of information of the Asus Eee PC.
Thanks for the lead, Lasse Petersen. :)
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Saturday, January 5, 2008
Asus delays German Eee PC Launch again
Per reader Vincent Vallo -
Hi,
I want to inform you, that there are again problem with the release of the Asus EEE PC in Germany. Instead of the 10th January 07, Asus calculates now with the end of January to start with the sale. Further informations can be found at Vvallo (in German).
Kind regards,
Vincent Vallo
[German:]
Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
Vincent Vallo
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Thanks Vincent!
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Thursday, December 20, 2007
Eee PC News (German)
For those who want Asus Eee PC news in German, Eee PC News offers a lot of information.
For non-German speaking users, you may want to check out the gallery of wallpapers available at the site. Sample wallpapers from the site:


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Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Asus confirms 10" 8G Eee PC
Submitted by reader jon bradford -
From Engadget -
According to German site German derStandard Asus spokesman Holger Schmidt has announced that an 8GB Eee PC with a 10" screen would ship in 2008, together with the equally-rumored but far less sexy desktop Eee.
Original German site can be read here.
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The next questions would be what is the price and what is the size?
As for the size, one of the Engadget readers posted this comment -
moregadgets @ Nov 14th 2007 12:15PM
"I don't believe the 10" model will be the same size as the 7" model. The screen won't simply replace the 7" screen and the speakers to the sides. I would expect the 10" model to be slightly larger."
From TFA: "Das Gehäuse bleibt dabei gleich groß wie beim 4G-Modell", meint der Asus-Sprecher, der Platz hierfür reiche problemlos aus.
Translation: "The enclosure remains at the same size as the 4G model", according to the Asus spokesperson, as there is more than enough space.
- End of Comment.
If true, then the 10" will be a very attractive model, assuming of course the price is reasonable. But I wonder where the speakers would go?
Another interesting comment from the Engadget thread -
Ian @ Nov 14th 2007 6:30PM
A neat policy for the eee PC would IMHO be as follows.
Keep the same dimension of the package and in about 9 months, when LCD prices have fallen, introduce a replaceable larger screen which retrofits the todays eee and also becomes a new model.
This would keep production costs LOW and allow existing users to upgrade ad nausea. I think there are 2 types of buyers for the eee. Those who will use it "as is" for 2-3 years. Those who will rip it apart and upgrade everything in sight as almost a cult.
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Personally I think Ian hit it spot on. There is just something about the Asus Eee PC that makes it so much appealing to techies, geeks, and gadget freaks. Yet it is elegant enough and simple enough to use to become an iconic product in the same mold as the iPod. Hopefully Asus will follow through on its initial efforts.
By the way, thanks jon for the info to the link.
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Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Asus Eee PC available in Germany in December for 299 Euro
From I4U News -
According to Heise (German) Asus announced today the launch date for its Asus Eee PC in Germany. Apparently German fans will still have to wait until December to fork over 299 Euro for the Asus Eee 4G. :(
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Friday, September 28, 2007
Another German site on the Asus Eee PC
Submitted by reader Jan Detlefsen -
Another interesting German site on Asus Eee PC and related topics - Tonsai Media.
Looks like the Asus Eee PC has a universal appeal. I would venture to say, almost iconic. Too bad, we will have to wait a bit longer. Again.
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Wednesday, September 26, 2007
German Asus Eee PC Site
I just came across a German site focusing on the Asus Eee PC - Eee-PC.de. With the French site Blogeee and the Spanish site Hispazone both featuring the Asus subnote as well, it appears the product has a very strong European following as well.
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