Asus EeeTop PC ET2002 Review
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.
LCD |
20" 16:9 Widescreen |
OS |
Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium |
CPU + Chipset |
Intel Atom Processor 330 Dual core |
Memory |
DDR2 SO-DIMM 2GB |
HDD |
250GB/320GB SATAII 5400rpm |
Optical Drive |
Super Multi |
Graphics |
NVIDIA ION |
Web Cam |
Yes |
Mic |
Digital Mic |
LAN |
10/100/1000 Mbps |
Wireless |
802.11b/g/n |
Audio chip |
SRS Premium Sound
3W Hi-Fi Speaker x2
|
Side IO port |
USB 2.0 x 2, |
IO port |
Power Input(DC 19V) |
Keyboard + Mouse |
Wireless Keyboard + Mouse |
Power Supply |
19Vdc, 3.42A, 65WPower Adaptor |
Dimension |
511x 410 x 53 mm (WxHxD) (approx. 20.12 x 16.14x 2.09 inches) |
Net Weight |
7.2kg (approx. 15.87 pounds) |
Color |
Black |
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.