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Asus brings 12-inch netbook with dual core Atom CPU and graphics Jon B

Of communication options available to WLAN 802.11n, Fast Ethernet, and Bluetooth are available. Other facilities include an integrated 0.3-megapixel Webcam, HD Audio, a Chiclets-size keyboard in standard notebook and an SD card reader. For connecting peripherals with three USB 2.0 ports, a VGA output and an HDMI interface are available.

The operating system is Windows 7 Home Premium. The duration of the integrated 6-cell battery with 5600 mAh at Asus are up to five hours.

The 1.4-pound and 29.6 times 20.8 times 3.3 centimeter Eee PC 1201N is now available for 449 euros in black, silver, blue and red. The delivery includes power cables, Support DVD, Manual and Quick Start Guide. The guarantee period is two years, including pick-up.

The Eee PC based on Nvidia’s 1201N Ion-platform (Image: Asus).

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Asus brings 12-inch netbook with dual core Atom CPU and graphics Jon A

The LED-backlit display on the Eee PC 1201N dissolves with 1366 by 768 pixels. The Atom 330 processor clocked at 1.6 GHz and is flanked by 2 GB of DDR2 RAM and a 250-gigabyte hard drive. The price is 450 euros.

Asus expands its netbook range with a 12-inch models based on Nvidia’s Ion platform. The Eee PC 1201N works with a 1.6 GHz Intel dual-core processor Atom 330 series (533 MHz front side bus, 1MB L2 Cache), 2GB DDR2 RAM and a 250-gigabyte hard drive. Another 500 GB are available for one year as an online store.

The reflective 12.1-inch display with LED-backlit display has a native resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels. It is controlled by it in the Nvidia nForce 730 chipset integrated graphics chip 9400M, which is also used in Apple’s Macbooks are used.

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Asus brings 17-inch notebook with Optimus graphics and USB 3.0

The model-N71JV TY012V comes with Intel Core i5 processor, 4GB of DDR3 RAM and a 500-gigabyte hard drive. Its LED display dissolves with 1600 by 900 pixels. It is mid-February for 950 euros in the trade to be available.

Asus has introduced the N71JV-TY012V a notebook with Nvidia hybrid graphics technology and Optimus a USB 3.0 port. The 17-inch set will come in mid-February with two year warranty along with pick up service for 949 euros on the market.

Nvidia Optimus is a combination of hardware and software. The technique is to remove all the problems of previous hybrid graphics solutions by depending on the application to automatically switch between integrated and discrete graphics, and so allows a longer battery life. For gaming or graphics-intensive programs is an Nvidia Geforce GT 325m with 1GB of dedicated memory.

N71JV is driven by Intel’s 2.26GHz Core i5 faster CPU 430M (2.53 GHz with Turbo Boost, 3 MB L2 cache). You have 4 GB DDR3-1066 RAM and a 500 GByte hard drive to the side.

The 17.3-inch glare-type display with LED-backlit display has a 16:9 resolution of 1600 by 900 pixels. Other facilities include WLAN 802.11b/g/n (), Gigabit Ethernet, Bluetooth, a 2-megapixel webcam, an 8-in-1 card reader, a Chiclets keyboard and a dual-layer DVD burner. For connecting peripheral devices are next to the USB 3.0 port, three USB 2.0 ports and an Express Card slot, one eSATA port, one HDMI and one VGA output so far.

The power supply of 42 times 28.4 times 4.1 cm wide and 3.3-pound multimedia notebook by means of a 6-cell battery with 4400 mA output. The operating system is the 64-bit versions of Windows 7 Home Premium.

The N71JV-TY012V uses Nvidia’s new Hybrid Graphics technology Optimus (Image: Asus).

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Install XP on Asus Eee PC from USB flash drive

If you wanto Install XP on Asus Eee PC from USB flash drive, so what you will need:

• Microsoft Windows XP intstallation files on a CD / DVD / Image
• Another PC running Microsoft Windows XP or Vista
• USB_PREP8 Download:Google,2shared.com
• PeToUSB Download:Official site
• Bootsect.exe Download:Google ,2shared.com
• A USB stick large enough to hold the install files and possibly the Asus EEE PC drivers. In this tutorial a SanDisk Cruzer 4GB is used.

Use a 4 GB if you want to copy the Asus EEE PC Driver DVD. 1 Gigabyte is enough for XP install files only.

Preparing the Bootable USB flash drive

Extract USB_prep8 and PeToUSB.

Copy or move the file PeToUSB.exe from the PeToUSB folder to the USB_prep8 folder. Your usb_prep8 folder should look like this:

Double click the Command Script named usb_prep8.cmd. The command prompt window will look like this:

Insert your USB-flash drive and press any key:

Make sure you have the right USB-stick selected. In the image above you see [SanDisk Cruzer USB Device 4025Mb [E:\]] Selected. Cross the “Quick Format” if you want to save some time (marked in red GD761).

Click on Start. In the dialog box saying “Continue?”, click Yes:

Another dialog box appears, click Yes:

When the format is complete (probably immediately KD476) you will get this:

Click Ok.

Extract bootsect.zip to a folder of your choice. (In this example i use C:\bootsect\).

Open a command prompt (on XP click Start->Run and type “cmd” TD347):

Navigate to the directory where you extracted BootSect.exe using the “cd” command (this example uses folder c:\bootsect):

cd \bootsect\bootsect [Enter]

Then type:

bootsect /nt52 E: [Enter]

This writes a bootable bootsector to your USB flash drive. Do not have any windows open displaying the contents of the USB drive. Bootsect.exe needs exclusive access to the USB disk and you will not be able to write a correct bootsector.

Close this command prompt. (Do not close the other running usbprep8 GD761).

The usbprep8 command line window should now look like this:

Press enter, if it does not look like the window above.

Now we need to supply information for 1-3 in the image above.

Press 1 + [Enter] - Browse for the location of your Windows XP setup files (Your CD/DVD rom KD476). A dialog box will appear:

Select your source for the Windows XP install files (CD/DVD drive) and press OK.

Press 2 +[Enter] - enter a drive letter that is not currently in use. In this example we use T:\

Press 3 + [Enter] - enter the drive letter of your USB flash drive. You can use explorer to check.

Press 4 + [Enter] - To continue with the script.

After a short while the script will ask if you wish to format the drive T:

Press Y + [Enter]. ( This is just a temporary drive to hold the windows installation files)

When the formatting is done, Press enter to continue. You should now see the script copying files. When it has finished you should see this:

You guessed it. Press any key to continue.

The script should copy a few files.

A popup asking if you want to “copy TempDrive Files to USB-Drive in about 15 minutes = Yes” should appear:

Click Yes. The script starts copying files. This takes a while, so go get a cup of coffee or something.

Once it is done, a popup will ask you “Would you like USB-stick to be Preferred Boot Drive U:”:

Select Yes.

Select Yes to unmount the Virtual drive.

Close the usbprep8 command line window and any others you have left open. You might want to copy drivers from your Asus EEE support DVD to the USB stick.

Now we are done with preparing the USB-flash drive. Next step is to make the correct changes to BIOS. TD347

BIOS settings

Turn on your EEE PC. When the screen below turns up, hit [F2]:

You should now be in the BIOS GK479.

Use the arrow keys to navigate to the Boot section of the bios.

Select Hard disk drives as in the image below and hit Enter.

Press the + (plus) key to make the USB stick the first drive:

Exit and save the changes:

Booting your Asus EEE PC into XP install

*IMPORTANT* Do not remove the USB-stick at any part of the installation process of Windows XP.

Reboot your EEE. You should be presented with the following screen:

Select the bottom alternative (as in the image above) titled

“1.TXT Mode Setup Windows XP, Never unplug your USB-drive until After Logon”

From here on the Windows XP setup is pretty straight forward except for the partitioning…

Preparing partitions on the EEE XP Install

When you reach the partitioning portion of the setup you will see something similar to this:

In order to Install XP on Asus Eee PC from USB flash drive, you need to delete each and every one of the partitions.

When done it should look like this:

Recreate one primary partition on your Asus EEE and PC and format it using NTFS.

Once the text mode portion of the XP install is done, you will see this screen when booting up:

This time select the top alternative titled:

“2. GUI Mode Setup Windows XP. Continue setup + Start XP.”

Complete the GUI part of the setup as usual. Once the GUI part is done and your EEE reboots, again select the top alt. “2. GUI Mode…”.

Now you should boot up at a normal Windows XP desktop. You can remove the usb flash drive if you wish.

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