Comments on: Apple MacBook MA255LL/A 13.3" Laptop | Living in Budapest livinginhungary’s Review http://www.penafire.com/apple-macbook-ma255lla-13-3-laptop-living-in-budapest-livinginhungarys-review.html Tips and reviews for consumer electronics, computers and entertainment Thu, 11 Mar 2010 15:40:31 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: R. Darryl Stracner http://www.penafire.com/apple-macbook-ma255lla-13-3-laptop-living-in-budapest-livinginhungarys-review.html/comment-page-1#comment-183 R. Darryl Stracner Wed, 23 Dec 2009 03:38:49 +0000 http://www.penafire.com/apple-macbook-ma255lla-13-3-laptop-living-in-budapest-livinginhungarys-review.html#comment-183 ASUS Eee PC 1005HA, where have you been all my life? I've been a computer user now for a little over a decade. And, frankly, the words I would use to describe computer use "prEeePC" were: costly, time-consuming, headache-inducing, complicated. The ASUS has shifted my paradigm for the information era, with a smooth, sleek, small and simple machine, a.k.a. the Eee PC. This device focuses on what matters for 90 percent of (my) computer use: surfing the internet, watching DVDs, listening to digitally downloaded music and some light word processing. I'm not into HD graphix-infused hyper-accelerated video games, advanced Web/design/programming platforms for playing God on the motherboard or other life-sucking computer activities that reduce my reality to the clickity-clack of keyboard chatter and a dull LCD glow. I want to get my info from the Internet, catch a funny YouTube clip, maybe listen to or watch the latest iTunes album or TV show release, respectively, and move on with my life in the 4- ASUS Eee PC 1005HA, where have you been all my life? I’ve been a computer user now for a little over a decade. And, frankly, the words I would use to describe computer use “prEeePC” were: costly, time-consuming, headache-inducing, complicated. The ASUS has shifted my paradigm for the information era, with a smooth, sleek, small and simple machine, a.k.a. the Eee PC.

This device focuses on what matters for 90 percent of (my) computer use: surfing the internet, watching DVDs, listening to digitally downloaded music and some light word processing. I’m not into HD graphix-infused hyper-accelerated video games, advanced Web/design/programming platforms for playing God on the motherboard or other life-sucking computer activities that reduce my reality to the clickity-clack of keyboard chatter and a dull LCD glow. I want to get my info from the Internet, catch a funny YouTube clip, maybe listen to or watch the latest iTunes album or TV show release, respectively, and move on with my life in the 4-

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