Not it's not: at 10", it's much too big. Though I wouldn't mind if the Eee could claim 7hrs battery life.

Ooh, you can get a lovely old Powerbook for about £150.

The E900 looks to be the best of the bunch. Though I do like th Elonex One, on the grounds that it's a bit bonkers (I can see myself grabbing one off eBay for a few quid in a couple of years).

The more reviews of the 900 I read, the more I think of flogging my 701 on eBay and upgrading...

It seems to me that the 'long-battery-life' bit is the main problem. Why is battery technology so shit? (Or is it that screens, chips, etc. are too power hungry?)

Transparent skin for the Eee.

More on the One. (Review is full of bollocks, so unsure whether anything on the machine is accurate...)

Strange digital photo frame/PC - the basis for the Elonex One?

Another Eee competitor, for half the price. No word on the OS or processor yet.

Looks nice, but no word on the processor or OS yet. Wonder how they've shaved £100 off the price of an Eee.

If Apple doesn't make something like this (a very tiny, cheap, relatively powerful laptop) soon, I'm getting an Eee PC.

I'd buy one - dunno why OLPC didn't plan to subsidise free distribution by offering a consumer version from the start, really.

For the laptop musician in your life.

I'm not sure if I can make this pledge until the device is actually out in the wild, but defo agree with the sentiment.

Well worth a read even if you have no interest in the Powerbook G4 under review, for the thoughts on desktops vs. laptops and the wisdom or otherwise of waiting for Intel-based Macs if you're on the verge of an upgrade.

I'd kill for a basic laptop like this - they should sell them at, say, $200 in the developed world to subsidise the One Laptop Per Child scheme for which they were designed.