The Asus Eee PC T101MT has been out for a month or so now and the response to it has been mixed.

The T101MT’s sturdy build quality, slick looks and small size are appreciated but its touch screen response is lacking in many respect. The touch screen requires a hard press to respond. The combination of slow performance and bad touch screen response make things worse, as sometimes the user simply does not know if the device actually received the finger touch or not.

Asus T101MT netbook – review from Andrei Mihai on Vimeo.

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Asus seems to single-handedy be creating a whole new product segment. Like they did by being one of the first producing the early netbooks and starting a trend for other manufacturers like Acer, HP and Dell to follow. Now they are doing it again with their tablet netbooks T91T101H. They are not even out yet, but already other manufacturers are inspired to jump in.

The demand for a small compact 8″ to 11″ swivelling netbook with a touchscreen is expected to be huge. It bridges the the gap between touch phones like the iPhoneHTC Touch and XPeria and netbooks/laptops without any touch functionality. Especially with costs of touchscreens decreasing rapidly (just look at the modded netbooks with $100 touchscreens already), manufacturers are enthusiastic to go for it.

Here’s two of the first tablet netbooks other than Asus’s that will be available soon, they are by Chinese manufacturer Fuyijama (related to Fuji?):

Fuyijama E1001

Fuyijama E1001

Fujiyama E-1001

Display: 180 degrees swivelling
CPU: Intel Atom Processor N270 1.6GHz
Chipset: Mobile Intel 945GSE Express Chipset+ICH7M
OS:Windows XP Home Edition
Harddisk: 2.5” 160GB SATA 5400rpm Samsung
Memory:1GB SO-DIMM*1(Max 2GB)
Screen:10.2″ TOUCH TFT-LCD WXGA 1024*600
Camera: Built in 1.3M pixels camera
LAN: Ethernet 10/100BASE-T
Wireless: 802.11 b/g/n,502.16optional)
I/O Port: USB*3,Mic-in,Earphone-out,D-Sub,RJ45,Express Card,
4-in-1 card reader(SD/MMC/MS/MS Pro, DC-in.
Audio: Speaker 1.5 watt*2
Bluetooth: Built-in V2.1+DER
Battery: Li-ion 4 cells, 4500mAh
Warranty: One year

Fujiyama E 1005 and E 1001 said to be inspired by Asus Eee PC T91 and T101H

Fuyijama E-1005

Display: no swivelling functionality
CPU: Intel Atom Processor N270 1.6GHz
Chipset: Mobile Intel 945GSE Express Chipset+ICH7M
OS:Windows XP Home Edition
Harddisk: 2.5” 160GB SATA 5400rpm Samsung
Memory:1GB SO-DIMM*1(Max 2GB)
Screen:10.2″ TOUCH TFT-LCD WXGA 1024*600
Camera: Built in 1.3M pixels camera
LAN: Ethernet 10/100BASE-T
Wireless: 802.11 b/g/n,502.16optional)
I/O Port: USB*3,Mic-in,Earphone-out,D-Sub,RJ45,Express Card,
4-in-1 card reader(SD/MMC/MS/MS Pro, DC-in.
Audio: Speaker 1.5 watt*2
Bluetooth: Built-in V2.1+DER
Battery: Li-ion 4 cells, 4500mAh
Warranty: One year

 

Hi! My name is Heather. Apart from being marketing director for a medium enterprise consultancy firm, I’m a big-time gadget freak. I can’t leave the house without my iPod Nano, XPeria and MacBook Pro!

I a follow the gadget news a lot and it was just announced that Asus will be releasing the first tablet netbook! This means a netbook with a touchscreen. I can’t wait! Writing my notes with a pen when I’m in the subway or in class, or just watching a movie without having a lame keyboard on there!

From this website I will be updating YOU about the first netbook tablets Asus will introduce and show you how these tablet netbooks are creating a whole new segment in consumer computing.

Take care and keep reading!


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