Asus Eee Top ET2203T review
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Verdict
Asus' latest all-in-one combines a high-definition 21.6in touchscreen with Blu-ray and some serious entertainment credentials
Review Date: 23 Sep 2009
Reviewed By: Sasha Muller
Price when reviewed: £703 (£808 inc VAT)
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Nice big monitors are appreciated when relaxing in your nice comfy chairs, however adding touch screen to them means getting up close and personal. Now is a good time to buy extendable sticks of some sort so you dont have to move from the comfort of your tilting armchair maybe we could call them iFingers? or iPointers? :)
By nicomo on 24 Sep 2009 
Single-touch display?
Technology from the 90s D:
Single-touch with Windows 7 will eventually leave a lot of people feeling like they've wasted their hard-earned cash on an inferior product that can not exploit the full potential of Windows 7.
By zeevro on 24 Sep 2009
Surely it's called an iProd?
By colincallan1 on 1 Oct 2009
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