ASUS Eee PC Touch T91 Tablet Netbook Review
December 3rd, 2009
ASUS Eee PC Touch T91 8.9-Inch Black Tablet Netbook Review from Brent Norman. Not all that I had hoped for…, I ordered the T91 the day it came available, and got it the next day ( 07/16/09 )via Amazon.
I went in understanding that this was a tiny machine, even by netbook standards, but the biggest problem for me is the OS. Now that I have used it for a day I wish I had waited for the Windows 7 version, or even Win XP tablet edition.
This machine comes with basic win XP, and that makes it somewhat hard to use in tablet form, due to the small screen size and relatively slow processor. Accurate finger tapping on a tiny screen like is sketchy at best in XP mode, although ASUS has its own GUI with a few icons that are not that useful.
Notepad has some potential, but trying to rest your hand on the screen when writing will leave marks on your notes.
The machine itself is very well made and pretty robust, with a solid pivot for the screen and lot of ports for whatever you need to plug in. The only complaint I have about the hardware itself is the screen – even at full brightness it’s still a little dim as compared to other netbooks.
Price is also a weak point; you can buy a faster machine with more storage out there for a lot less without the touch screen.
Overall, this netbook has some potential, but as it stands, I think should have waited for Version 2 with a better OS.
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