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Watch That Tiny $74 1.5GHz Android-Powered Thumb-Puter In Action Netbooks are great for travellers because they stick to the basic essentials—except sometimes you need an optical drive. Problem solved: this netbook stand doubles as a thigh-hair saver and a DVD multi-drive.
According do DigiTimes, the upcoming Asus Eee E1004DN will be the first Eee netbook to include an optical drive when it hits in mid-April overseas for about $US550. Every time I fly, I’m amazed by how many people I see watching DVDs (not just digital files) on their laptops. So if these DVD-wielding Eees do come out, as ridiculous as they’d be, I’m sure that someone will be buying them. [Digitimes via CrunchGear]
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