Asus Eee Top 2210

When in use there is only one wire connected - think of the tangle of cables on a desktop when you try to move it. Able to use it in any room in my flat, Freeview TV works with indoor aeriel A doddle to set up almost take it out of box and away you go....

wireless mouse battery cover won't fit. Manual a bit lightweight.

Really easy to use out of the box,very quick and internet is easy to setup.

none.

no wires. all wireless connectivity

very good computer

no bad points

clarity of screen picture and sound production

none yet

brilliant PC for the money paid.

Quick and easy to set up, boots up and connects to the internet in under a minute or so, quick shut down. Good, clear screen resolution, Windows 7 fast

great looking machine, easy to set-up and operate

cannot get the touch screen to work as some of the details available on the set-up instructions are not available on screen.

Very easy to set up and use. Very neat set up compared with the Old PC.

No useful software bundled. Especaily, couldn't find a mail client, so had to download/install Thunderbird from the net. Works OK now. No Parallel printer port was a Severe Problem - had to buy a new printer. Thank you HP.

Good screen, very clean and tidy machine, very good for office and web, Asus replied to email question helpfully. Overall the good easily outweighs the semi-bad. Good buy if it's what you need.

Intel and Microsoft stickers hard to get off, slightly intrusive Asus bundle, Trend virus s/w promo intrusive too. Realised only on opening Word that Office Home Premium says 'non commercial use'- not sure what to do about that when I check a work...