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Hannover (Germany) – Asus has taken the covers off of its upcoming 9-inch screened Eee PC. Engadget has some of the first shots from Hannover and it appears the side speakers (seen in the current models) have been removed to make way for the bigger screen. A few months ago, we reviewed the Eee PC 7-inch screen computer and found it to be a very workable computer. Hordes of other geeks also think the same as the computer has been selling like hotcakes around the world. According to Engadget, there will be 8 and 12 GB models available sometime in the middle of this year. Read more ... Engadget.
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