
While the basic components of the ET2002 aren't all that different from those found in your typical netbook, this computer is able to handle HD video and a few other higher-end performance graphics tasks quite well.

Unlike the Eee Top ET1602 we saw earlier this year, the ET2002 doesn't have a touchscreen. Asus does offer a touch version of the ET2002—the ET2002T—but really, if you're planning to use this computer in your office instead of your living room or kitchen, the lack of a touchscreen probably won't make much of a difference. Compared to the ET1602, the ET2002 features an updated design, larger screen, DVD-RW Super Multi drive, and more media-centric intentions.


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LCD |
20" 16:9 Widescreen |
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OS |
Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium |
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CPU + Chipset |
Intel Atom Processor 330 Dual core |
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Memory |
DDR2 SO-DIMM 2GB |
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HDD |
250GB/320GB SATAII 5400rpm |
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Optical Drive |
Super Multi |
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Graphics |
NVIDIA ION |
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Web Cam |
Yes |
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Mic |
Digital Mic |
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LAN |
10/100/1000 Mbps |
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Wireless |
802.11b/g/n |
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Audio chip |
SRS Premium Sound
3W Hi-Fi Speaker x2
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Side IO port |
USB 2.0 x 2, |
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IO port |
Power Input(DC 19V) |
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Keyboard + Mouse |
Wireless Keyboard + Mouse |
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Power Supply |
19Vdc, 3.42A, 65WPower Adaptor |
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Dimension |
511x 410 x 53 mm (WxHxD) (approx. 20.12 x 16.14x 2.09 inches) |
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Net Weight |
7.2kg (approx. 15.87 pounds) |
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Color |
Black |
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Accessories |
Keyboard |
This all-in-one ships with Windows Vista Home Premium and qualifies for the Asus Windows 7 Upgrade program. With a suggested price just shy of $600 and a street price that's even lower than that, this machine will likely attract many who are looking for a PC that looks good, saves space, and offers decent performance. Just how well does the Asus Eee Top ET2002 serve its purpose? Join us as we find out.



