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Asus has got touch on its Eee desktop

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18 Nov
2008
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Not sure why Asus called it the world’s first touch-screen PC, but its new Eee Top ET16 series of desktop PCs do come with a nice touch-screen and neat “all-in-oneness” that reminds one of the Apple iMac.

The 15.6-inch screen is a tad-bit small compared to HP’s previous touch-screen wonder, but this nifty little Eee (it’s the desktop version of the Eee PC, thus Eee Top, get it?) comes with a nice price tag of just S$999 for the base model.

 
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