Comments on: Eee PC 901Go Unboxed and with 3G http://eeepc.net/eee-pc-901go-unboxed-and-with-3g/ Blog about Asus Eee PC & other netbooks Sat, 13 Mar 2010 23:43:55 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Elwood Dikethttp://eeepc.net/eee-pc-901go-unboxed-and-with-3g/comment-page-1/#comment-141722 Elwood Diket Fri, 15 Jan 2010 00:50:37 +0000 http://eeepc.net/?p=1475#comment-141722 Amazing, found your blog on Yahoo!.Glad I finally tried it out. Not sure if its my Opera browser,but sometimes when I visit your site, the fonts are really tiny? Anyway, love your site and will be back.See Ya Amazing, found your blog on Yahoo!.Glad I finally tried it out. Not sure if its my Opera browser,but sometimes when I visit your site, the fonts are really tiny? Anyway, love your site and will be back.See Ya

]]> By: Carlos Flores Ramirezhttp://eeepc.net/eee-pc-901go-unboxed-and-with-3g/comment-page-1/#comment-19998 Carlos Flores Ramirez Thu, 11 Dec 2008 18:28:35 +0000 http://eeepc.net/?p=1475#comment-19998 ASUS problem or Belgian market size (small) and characteristics problem (customer service just average)? ASUS problem or Belgian market size (small) and characteristics problem (customer service just average)?

]]> By: Hugo Coolenshttp://eeepc.net/eee-pc-901go-unboxed-and-with-3g/comment-page-1/#comment-18755 Hugo Coolens Tue, 02 Dec 2008 19:14:39 +0000 http://eeepc.net/?p=1475#comment-18755 Does ASUS actually want to _sell_ these Eee-pcs in Europe?Go to their _slow_ customer unfriendly website and try to find an _email-address_ where you can ask for a dealer which offers an Eee PC 901Go with a Belgian azerty keyboard and Linux pre-installed. Note that the Eee PC 901Go is still not on their website (I'm wrting this december the 2nd of 2008) There is a dealer for ASUS Eee-PCs in Belgium called "laptopshop.be" I asked them for an Eee-PC 901 -not a Go which wasn't available then- with Linux pre-installed, they answered they didn't sell that model and that was it, end of the line. I then tried out "http://www.linux-onlineshop.de", they do have a nice hardware section which offers the Eee-PC 901Go, you can even ask for 2Gbyte ram and for a 16Gbyte SDHC-card, all done quite nicely, unfortunately they don't sell it with a Belgian azerty-keyboard (which I can understand, it's a German shop) There is also a company which sells Eee-PC in the French-speaking part of Belgium http://www.ldlc.be/, when asking them whether they offer it with a Belgian azerty keyboard, they answer it is a _French_ azerty keyboard (which is too different for me), once again: end of the line. What is it with Asus?, they have a bestseller (the Eee-pc 901(Go)), the format is ideal, not too large, not too heavy, great battery life, SSD-technology ...nice price, but they just don't seem to know how or want to sell it. Yes, ASUS-people might complain about recession and sales which don't climb as expected but maybe they should first learn "HOW TO SELL A PRODUCT" Does ASUS actually want to _sell_ these Eee-pcs in Europe?

Go to their _slow_ customer unfriendly website and try to find an _email-address_ where you can ask for a dealer which offers an Eee PC 901Go with a Belgian azerty
keyboard and Linux pre-installed.
Note that the Eee PC 901Go is still not on their website
(I’m wrting this december the 2nd of 2008)
There is a dealer for ASUS Eee-PCs in Belgium called “laptopshop.be”
I asked them for an Eee-PC 901 -not a Go which wasn’t available then-
with Linux pre-installed, they answered they didn’t sell that model and
that was it, end of the line.
I then tried out “http://www.linux-onlineshop.de”, they do have a nice
hardware section which offers the Eee-PC 901Go, you can even ask for
2Gbyte ram and for a 16Gbyte
SDHC-card, all done quite nicely, unfortunately they don’t sell it with a Belgian azerty-keyboard (which I can understand, it’s a German shop)
There is also a company which sells Eee-PC in the French-speaking part of Belgium
http://www.ldlc.be/, when asking them whether they offer it with a Belgian azerty
keyboard, they answer it is a _French_ azerty keyboard (which is too different for me), once again: end of the line.
What is it with Asus?, they have a bestseller (the Eee-pc 901(Go)), the format is ideal, not too large, not too heavy, great battery life, SSD-technology …nice price, but they just don’t seem to know how or want to sell it. Yes, ASUS-people might complain about recession and sales which don’t climb as expected but maybe they should first learn “HOW TO SELL A PRODUCT”

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