The ASUS EeePC introduced a new wave of small, less powerful, portable computers called "netbooks." These small laptops are designed to offer basic internet and email connectivity, but they aren't powerful enough to play modern games, and they are so small that they are not ergonomically suited for use as a primary computing device.
The EeePC 4G came with a seven inch screen, a 4gb solid state drive, 512mb of memory, and a 900MHz processor, all packaged in a 2 lb device that runs on batteries for 3.5 hours and costs a mere $399.
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