Thread: Which Netbook Do You Have?
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Old 06-01-2009, 03:25 PM   #140
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I've had my blue Asus 1000HE for about a week or so and I'm still getting used to the multi-touch trackpad for zooming in and out in particular. Everything else I can do.

I like the multi-touch trackpad because I find that the trackpad left/right buttons quite stiff in comparison. A minor complaint I have is that there is no "right-click" multi-touch replacement when using it.

Your other reasons are very valid especially with going with a USB broadband device over an Express Card device. Personally, I would opt for USB devices where possible. I've already experienced an issue where a PC Card I own won't work in my netbook or any other device limiting me. If that PC Card was a USB device, I'd be able to use it. For the most part, USB devices work on any device for most OS platforms.

BTW, daffy4u, congratulations on your 3000th post.
I just found out that to do a "right-click" with the multi-touch trackpad, it's a 3-finger tap. I didn't know this.

Another discussion forum for information related to Asus Eee Netbooks is here: http://forum.eeeuser.com/index.php
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