SSD producers, Active Media, have a range of 16GB, 32GB and 64GB SSDs that fit many netbook models. The company have created a video guides on how users can upgrade their SSD. The company has focused on showing how to do the procedure on the Asus Eee PC 901 and the Dell Inspirion Mini 9.

In the videos, the company shows how to open the netbooks to get to the SSD card and replace it. Unfortunately, instructions aren’t included for how to backup your data on to the new SSD and so you may need to re-install the OS along with backing up your files before hand and then moving them onto the new SSD.


Asus Eee PC 901

Dell Inspiron Mini 9

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A post from the Asus Eee PC blog.

Video guide to upgrading your netbook SSD

A member of the EeeUser forums called mburris has been modifying his Asus Eee PC 901 with great success and he has posted up a video of his ‘creation’ – a touchscreen Eee PC 901 running Windows 7 as the operating system and running Firefox which is working with the ‘grab and drag’ plugin.

Sounds impressive doesn’t it? Well, watch the video yourself and see that this modder didnt just stop at adding a touchscreen to his 901, he went even further and built the touchscreen into a kitchen cabinet too with great effect:

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A post from the Asus Eee PC blog.

Eee PC 901 with Touchscreen Mounted onto Cabinet Mod

SingTel are bringing the new Asus Eee PC 901 HSUPA 3.5G, also known as the 901 Go, to Singapore.

Based on the Eee PC 901 model, the 901 Go has the addition of an internal 3.5G HSUPA modem plus a slot for reading sim cards. Connectivity is what the ‘Go’ is about, letting it live up to it’s name as a netbook.

Between the 18th of October and the 14th of November, subscribers to SingTel’s mobile broadband plan can pick up the Eee PC 901 Go at S$498, discounted from the S$898 it will cost without the service.

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A post from the Asus Eee PC blog.

SingTel to offer Eee PC 901Go

The new Asus Eee PC 901Go has been unboxed and photographed by Mobile01 who have posted the pics up on their site.

The Eee PC 901Go (aka the Eee PC 901 HSUPA 3.5G) is basically a 901 model with the addition of a 3.5G HSUPA modem which is fitted inside the netbook to boost connectivity and a sim card slot for use with cellular phones, ideal for a quick, easy, hack free 3G connection to the net.

Asus have produced a netbook with mobile use in mind with the Eee PC 901Go and have perhaps ‘listened’ to their consumers by taking away the need to hack the Eee PC to connect using 3G.

Pricing isn’t clear yet but, it is presumed that if you purchase one of these netbooks on a contract for data services, the 901Go will be free or without contract Just Eee have posted that this Eee PC will cost 399 euros.

Here is a quick rundown of the specs in the 901Go with the unboxing images below:

Screen: 8.9 inches (1024×600 pixels)

CPU: Intel Atom 1.6GHz

Memory: 1GB RAM

Storage: 16GB SSD split into two parts – 8GB which houses the OS with room for storage and 8GB for storage. SD card slot.

Additional Features: 3.5G internal modem, webcam of 1.3mp, sim card slot, 3x USB slots.

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A post from the Asus Eee PC blog.

Eee PC 901Go Unboxed and with 3G

Einfach Eee have reported that the Asus Eee PC 901 Go will not be released in mid-September. The release date has now been pushed back to October.

Einfach Eee also has further details regarding the 901 Go. The 901 Go will retail for 399 Euros, which is only 20 Euros more than the non 3G 901. It will only be available in retail stores EP, Medimax and Expert among others. You’ll have to wait before being able to purchase it from the T-Mobile web site.

Signing up to a data plan isn’t necessary, but the 3G modem is network locked and so will only work with a T-Mobile sim.

A post from the Asus Eee PC blog.

Asus Eee PC 901 3G Delayed

Details are still coming in but, T-Mobile are the latest company to offer a netbook with a a 3G modem and data plan. With one of these you should never need to race to a wireless hotspot again to get online and T-Mobile are commiting to the service by announcing in Germany that they are going to be bundling the Asus Eee PC 901 with a 3G modem.

Equally, the details on cost and on the plans available is vague but, expect the Eee PC to be offered at a fraction of the retail price depending on the data plan chosen. It could even be offered for free, we can dream anyway!

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A post from the Asus Eee PC blog.

T-Mobile next to bring 3G and Eee PC together