The Eee PC’s have reached the top position among all Pc’s. Last but not the least these PC’s are also on this Christmas was, for the second time, among the most favorite Christmas Gifts, according to statistics and sales registered in this period. The famous Eee PC known as the most affordable portable computer available.

This provides basic functionalities for everyday tasks in different configurations and colors. The three most required features of the Eee PC are Easy to Work, Easy to Learn and Easy to Play. The great functionality features and popularity suggests that these PC’s will hit the market in coming 2009 also. Checkout to find your favorite Eee PC right now.

Speaking of technical specifications of the newcomer, it’s all the same as in traditional MSI Winds U100. The laptop comes with a 160GB hard disk, 5200mAh 6 cell battery, wireless a/b/b connectivity and Bluetooth support for short-range wireless transfers from and to compatible gadgets. Like all the other netbooks, MSI Wind U100 is powered by the energy-efficient 1.6 GHz Intel Atom processing technology. One good piece of news for all the Vista haters out there would be that the laptop comes with Windows XP installed on it (which is actually a reasonable move since it would run terribly slow on Vista).

The other difference from MSI Wind is that the Akoya Mini E1210 has Windows XP Home pre-installed, along with Corel WordPerfect Office X3. This may explain why it’s priced a little higher than MSI Wind, which translates to about $640 in the US market.

After its success with the Wind U100 series, MSI decided to take one step back and released an even cheaper and smaller netbook, the MSI Wind U90. It shares the same entirely black design and 1.1kg chassis with its “older brother”, but has a smaller 8.9-inch 1024 x 600 screen and a reduced 80GB hard drive which is still sufficient for most needs of target audience of this laptop (storing music, pictures and documents). To keep costs even further down, the operating system installed by default on this laptop is Linux.

The machine also comes with a 1.3-megapixel webcam, 3 USB ports and a SDHC slot. The only thing that is really disappointing about the Wind U90 is its weak 3-cell battery which barely provides for 2 hours of working time.

Technical specifications of the MSI Wind U90:

• Intel Atom CPU at 1.6 GHz
• UMA video card
• 1GB DDR2 RAM (667 Mhz)
• 80 GB HDD
• 4-in-1 card reader SD/MMC/MS/MSpro
• Webcam
• WiFi
• Bluetooth

The keyboard, albeit small, has keys that are quite responsive and decently sized. There are 3 USB ports that allow for connecting various external devices, a 3-in-1 card reader and an ExpressCard/34 slot. The OS installed on this machine is Microsoft Windows Vista. The Gigabyte M912V is expected to be available this July for just $699.

Pixel Lab, the Korean laptop manufacturer, has announced its new ultra mobile laptop, the Ripple Note 8212. It is a 12-inch laptop that only weighs 1.15Kg with thickness being razor thin 12 mm.

The laptop is powered by Intel’s 800MHz Ultra Low Voltage processor A110 (although using the latest Intel Atom processor would be a better idea these days), and has 1 GB RAM and a 1.8-inch 80 GB Hard Disk Drive. The 12.1-inch LED-backlit display has 1280×800 native resolution, and a water-resistant keyboard and security solutions such as Trusted Platform Module v1.2 make this laptop a great choice for those who like to take their laptop to places like cafes or coffee stores. There are also smart card and fingerprint readers installed in the Pixel Lab Ripple 8212, and the included 6-cell battery pack provides for up to 9-hour battery life.

The LuvBook U100 is powered by Intel Atom N270 CPU that runs at 1.60GHz on Intel 945GMS+ICH7M chipset. There is 1GB of RAM installed, a 80GB SATA HDD, 1.3-Megapixel webcamera, Wi-fi b/g, and Bluetooth 2.0. The 10.2″ LCD widescreen display embedded with the LED backlight technology provides better comfort when working with documents and has WSVGA resolution (1024×600). Despite the small size of a notebook, the keyboard is as large as it can be, and with the distance between keys being 17.5 mm, it’s rather comfortable to type. The suggested price will be around $570.

Compared to older Pepper Pad, the newer model has faster 802.11b/g Wi-Fi, a built-in web camera which is great for video chats, longer battery life, USB and Bluetooth 2.0 device support that allows for connecting an external full-size keyboard, a USB flash drive and just about anything you can think of. Another interesting feature of the Pepper Pad 3 is that there’s no need to wait while the device boots up with the instant-on capability. The devise is ready for using the second you turn it on.

Users are certainly going to appreciate the fact that the keys of the new Eee 901 are somewhat bigger than on the previous model, although it can still take time to get used to typing on a smaller keyboard. The Asus Eee PC 901 has basically everything that one might require from a portable netbook, it has the connectivity that will suffice you in 95% of the cases, the lightweight and fast SSD drive and easy panel access to all upgradable hardware (be it a hard disk, RAM or a wi-fi card). All in all, this makes the new Asus’ netbook a must-have gadget for mobile users. Let’s cross the fingers though that the price is not too high when the Eee 901 appears in shops.

Everex mini-notebook features a 7-inch WVGA TFT display with a resolution of 800 x 480, 512 MB of RAM, a 30gb hard disk (which is rather slow though, as its running speed is only 3600 RPM), VIA UniChrome Pro IGP video card with DVI-out, WiFi, Bluetooth, 0.3 megapixel webcam, media card reader and more. The laptop runs on gOS Rocket operating system which is a variant of Linux. If you are looking for a netbook with even more connectivity options and ready to pay extra money for that, there’s a CloudBook MAX model that has WiMax support.