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ASUS Eee Top line getting 20-inch and 22-inch models in 2009

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Computing | by Stephen Schenck | Fri Nov 21, 2008 2:55PM | 0 comments

November's been a hot month for Eee Top news, first getting some specs on the touchscreen nettop, and then seeing an Asian release earlier this week. The latest development is the revelation from the CEO that ASUS will be designing 20-inch and 22-inch versions to complement the 15.6-inch model already available. There's no word yet at this early point on any other changes to the design, or beefed-up specs. Previous reports pointed to battery packs as a possibility for future Eee Tops, but those seem more appropriate for a 15.6-inch-sized screen instead of these larger, bulkier models. The two larger Eee Tops should be available by summer of next year.

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external link 20 and 22 inch ASUS Eee Top touchscreen PCs… [SlashGear]
external link ASUS Eee Top PC’s dropping in both 20- and… [CrunchGear]
external link ASUS seen expanding Eee Tops to 22 inches [Electronista]
external link Larger Eee Top Models Coming Our Way [Ubergizmo]

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