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Asus Origami dual-screen prototype laptop Fixed that for you...

The new Asus N10 seems to hit the mark pretty well for me.

http://www.mobilecomputermag.co.uk/20080926939/hands-on-with-the-asus-n10-gaming-netbook.html

The only thing I would add to it would be a firewire port.

Cheers,

What's with the terrible no contrast image? Who on earth thought of that one?

Maybe it's a test for people who want to spend all day squinting at a tiny 10 inch laptop screen.

You got that right: http://www.mobilecomputermag.co.uk/20080709673/the-asus-handy-cut-out-and-keep-guide-to-the-eee-pc.html

Yep, this looks pretty good for £199, though the spec is some ways behind the MSI Wind - and there's no Bluetooth...

There are some video clips that show the Aspire One being handled and the OS in action over at Mobile Computer.

UK readers may be interesting to read something similar for Vodafone & T-Mobile here: http://www.mobilecomputermag.co.uk/20080423438/vodafone-mobile-connect-t-mobile-usb-stick-iii-7.2mbit/s-mobile-broadband-modems.html. That page also has a link to a look at the deals offered by all UK mobile broadband providers.

Maybe the OP has been in a cave for the last three months. This product has been covered all over, many weeks ago. For example

Sure it can, you score can go into the negative area since Vista is slower than XP. By my count, it is -5 because of the worse benchmark score and compatibility issues.

http://www.mobilecomputermag.co.uk/20071128181/windows-xp-faster-than-vista.html

Here's a much more informative hands-on piece about that Eee PC -- RM are selling it as the miniBook in the UK, though it'll be available from other suppliers too.