1002ha vs 1000h does anyone know the difference between the eee pc 1002ha and the 1000h? the seem pretty similar feature-wise: bluetooth, draft N wifi, etc., and the only difference i can find is that with the 1002ha the case is aluminum whereas the 1000h is hard plastic 1002ha vs 1000h does anyone know the difference between the eee pc 1002ha and the 1000h? the seem pretty similar feature-wise: bluetooth, draft N wifi, etc., and the only difference i can find is... » Read More 1002ha vs 1000h does anyone know the difference between the eee pc 1002ha and the 1000h? the seem pretty similar feature-wise: bluetooth, draft N wifi, etc., and the only difference i can find is that with the 1002ha the case is aluminum whereas the 1000h is hard plastic « Show Less
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i'm planning on putting ubuntu on mine when i finally get it. try ubuntu-eee, it's customized for eee pc's and works with the draft n wifi and other hardware out of the box.
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I'm sorta nervous about being the first person in the known universe to put Ubuntu on one of these. Can somebody ease my apprehensions?
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I tried ubuntu eee (before it was renamed "easy peasy") and my wireless did not work but compiz did.I then tried eeebuntu and compiz, wireless, and bluetooth all worked immediately, even on the live cd (booted off of a flash drive).I haven't looked into getting the elantech touch pad working like it does on the default xp install (gestures like zoom and scroll make it much easier to use) but everything else seems to be working great. Even dims the screen when idle.
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I own both, and as others have said, the differences are mainly aesthetic. There are a few functional changes though. Aluminum skin, flush mount two cell battery, revised touchpad with single rocker style button, downgraded speakers (barely), and rearranged ports (IMO for the better).Battery life and screen brightness are definitely better on the 1000H, but I think the (slightly) smaller footprint, lighter weight, thinner profile, better mouse and non-print magnet lid more than cover the advantages of the 1000H. The battery life is more than adequate (3 to 3.5 hours).
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Ivan the Terrible says: I wonder if upgrading RAM to 2GB will increase speed of the operation? How difficult to open up and replace 1GB part with 2GB? It does not have an optic drive. Does any CD/DVD external drive for laptops will work with 1002HA? I would like to install Microsoft Office and also have with me some data while I travel on CD/DVD. What it makes eeebuntu better than XP home? I apologize for some naive questions. Greatly appreciate if somebody replies with comments.
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Upgrading ram (and the hard drive) is extremely easy -- asus gives nice access. I think 2gb ram is an improvement with xp, though 1gb is fine for most uses. I use an external usb powered DVD drive; I use a slim one which is also is capable of recording DL dvds. Just make sure it's USB powered and you should be fine.
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from what ive heard the speakers have been downgraded from the 1000h, the battery life has also been downgraded., the screen brightness downgraded, ummmmm makes me wonder why they even changed over, i guess the only benefit to the new 1002ha is pure aesthetics. dont make sense to me, i'm gunna get the 1000 instead.
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The internals might have changed, but the performance is going to be negligible. The metal case is more compact, the ports have their usage lights integrated into the ports themselves, while the power cord is on the opposite side. The newer one is more for a compact space where you need to unplug the cords often, as the plugs face you. While the older model is the home office version, all the plugs are in the back, and the usage lights are on the front. The older model is quite wider too.
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The AC100 is a little smaller in size is the only real difference. I went with the AWS-100 because the cover is hinged on rather than just placed over it. The weigh surface on these things is very sensitive and might get banged around while putting the cover on the AC100. The cover locks on the AWS-100 and stays closed. I am not sure how well the cover stays closed on the AC100.
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I honestly have no idea. I don't think there is any difference. The cheaper one has a bunch more reviews so I'd say go for that one. Just remember the plastic part scratches pretty easily
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Mr. Scholten,Since you represent the mfr, may I suggest you work with Amazon to present this information on the listings for each product. I thought that the 110 might be a replacement for the 100. Your comment explained the single difference.
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As far as I can tell, there is no difference. All of the specs are identical - I thought maybe it was just an "updated" version. Hope this helps!
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It looks to me that the only difference between 024us and 020us is 020us comes with 1)Bluetooth and 2) 802.11n, while 024us has no bluetooth and only 802.11b/g. Check this out: http://www.msimobile.com/nblist.aspx?series=U120
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It's a cost vs. benefit situation. 1000 joules is better than 700 joules which is better than nothing. If you want to protect a very expensive appliance maybe you should look for a better solution. Absolute protection is not possible.
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The model 1068 seems to be identical, except it comes with a mini mouse instead of a sleeve. Also, the 1068 is cheaper at present for some reason. (I ordered it shipped from amazon to get free shipping, but they have it on backorder. It's available from other vendors here, though.) The tech stuff seems to be exactly the same. I posted a discussion on this to see if there are any other differences. You might want to check the model 1068 out. I see no difference except for the sleeve/mouse.
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Sergey, The EP100 uses a Realtek 1185 processor while the EP600 G2 uses a Realtek 1186 processor. The main difference is that the EP600 G2 has the ability to output 3D signals and Gigabit LAN. The EP100 is a new product and it will be added to the product information website soon.
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I bought mine from Electronics Express a few days through Amazon's website. I think I bought the last one. I just googled the ASUS 1000H now and found it in stock here: http://www.topchoicedigital.com/viewproduct.aspx?id=10253865&l;=Froogle
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DAB, It's really easy to say that about anything... It's an opinion. I've used every machine you've posted and feel the 1000he was the best choice. I couldn't stand the NC10's mouse trackpad (way too small) and found the right shift key on the 1000he fine. The function key on the right side of the 1000he is also a HUGE plus. Add in the longer battery life and slightly better CPU (not a huge deal, but still a plus) the 1000he fares better... especially when I got the 1000he for more than $100 LESS than the NC10.
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Both have very identical functionality. You have to carefully read the last 2 character on the model number. I.e. avhx4600(bt), avhx5600(bhs), etc. BT stands for built in Bluetooth. There's no avhx5600bt, but there's is an avhx5600bhs. Both the avhx4600bt and the avhx5600bhs have identical functionality expect the the model with the last ending with bhs have HD radio builtin. That's the only difference between the two. Hope this help..
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There may be some specs differences, but from a user point of view, practically speaking, they are very similar. Hope this helps.
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TSP100 is the series, then there is also a model number. The main difference is weather it ends with U or L meaning it connects with an ethernet cable, or USB.
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There is not much difference with the exception of size. The metal case is more compact, the ports have their usage lights integrated into the ports themselves, while the power cord is on the opposite side. The newer one is more for a compact space where you need to unplug the cords often, as the plugs face you. While the older model is the home office version, all the plugs are in the back, and the usage lights are on the front. The older model is quite wider too. I am pleased with the older model and find no reason to desire a newer model(bg) Hope this helps you.
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The only significant differences are lumens(brightness) and power consumption.HD25 = 2000 ANSI lumens ; HD25e = 2800 ANSI lumens.HD25 = Max 339W (Normal), Min 241W (Eco+), <0.5W (standby-ECO) ; HD25e = Max 262W (Normal), Min 191W (Eco), <0.5W (standby-ECO).You're better off with the HD25e as it is brighter and uses less power. Also, the HD25e does not come with a lens cap like the HD25 does, but this seems pretty trivial to me.