Windows XP Eee PC Available at Ideal Purchase in April, Pricing Stays Sweet [UMPCs]

Our buddies at LaptopMag have just published details about the long-rumored, US bound, Windows XP Eee Computer. The Windows XP version will go on sale at Best Purchase for $399, and you won’t have to wait too long either, as Asus anticipates the systems to ship on April 9th. The system that’ll run the Windows XP OS shall be the standard Eee Computer 4G, which LaptopMag have been putting through its paces for over a month. The machine makes a solid impression overall, however, the disk space is a bit limited to run Windows XP and additional applications on top. Asus are considering dropping in a 4GB SD card to aid in the disk space shortage, but nothing has been confirmed to that end. Jump for the complete spec of the Windows XP Asus Eee PC.

Colors: Pearl White, Black

LCD Size / Type: 7 Wide

LCD Resolution: 800 x 480 (~WVGA)

LCD Type: TFT

Graphic: Intel UMA

Chipset: Intel Mobile Chipset

Processor: Intel Mobile CPU

Memory: 512MB DDR2

S.S.D Storage (Solid Say Disk): 4GB

OS: Windows XP Home Preloaded

Software: MS Works, Windows Live

Audio: High-Definition Audio CODEC

Microphone: 1 Internal Microphone

Speakers: 2 Internal Stereo Speakers

Audio Jack-Out (3.5mm)

Audio Jack-In (3.5mm)

Wireless Included: 802.11 b/g

LAN / Connector: 10/100 Mbps / RJ-45

3 USB 2.0 ports

Memory Card Reader: MMC/SD(SDHC)

VGA Port 1 (D-sub 15 pin)

Integrated Camera

Battery: four-cell 4400mAh

Battery Life: 2.8 hours

AC Adapter Output: 9.5V, 22W

AC Adapter Input: 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz universal

Unit Weight: 2.0 lbs (with battery)

Unit Dimensions: 8.86 x 6.30 x 0.79 ~ 1.26 inches

If all you wanted for Christmas was an Asus Eee Personal computer running Windows XP, then Santa’s delivered. Yes, it’s a tiny late, but like a faltering parachute, it’s superior late than never. Checkout the hands on by clicking through to number two. (Dr Dre, I have the ability to rhyme all sorts of stuff, call me.) [LaptopMag; 1, 2]

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