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Computing | by C.K. Sample III | Fri Jan 2, 2009 9:00AM | 0 comments

From the looks of pictures that have appeared on German site Eee PC News, the slim Asus S101 is getting a slightly larger cousin in the form of the Asus S121 12-inch notebook running Atom-powered internals similar to the S101. No word on pricing or availability as of yet and no official press release from Asus, but the pictures look real, so expect this one to arrive sometime in 2009, most likely with an official unveiling at CES next week.

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