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Old 07-12-2011, 06:15 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by Ken Maltby View Post
I find it odd that no one has mentioned the ASUS EA800.
Probably because it's a little more (and therefore a little more expensive than) simply an electronic notebook. If someone really did just want to write checklists, a Boogie Board probably makes more sense.

But I totally agree that the Asus Eee Note is perhaps the only under $300 device right now that's intended to be a writer first, and reader second, and if the OP wanted to save those notes, and/or store ebooks or have a basic wifi connection, that's what I'd recommend looking into. There's also the need to be at least a little bit comfortable modding it, as most devices right now display a Chinese language and need to be converted to English. And the fact that it's not really selling outside of Taiwan, and even most eBay devices will originate from there. (Just adds to shipping expenses, difficulty dealing with returns, transit times, customs/duty...)

I'm having my sis negotiate a private sale of one local to her, and hope to have one soon!
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