PC Perspective posted a review on the Asus Eee PC 701, a super small and light notebook that uses a solid-state hard drive and a custom Linux operating system



A quote from the article:

The boot time is obviously another one of the great features of the system and is thanks to the small but fast solid-state 4GB disk drive it uses. The applications take just a few seconds to start up on average, no more or less time than we would expect to see on a normal system. Because of the somewhat underpowered hardware on the laptop though, the delay between a click and the result is sometimes noticeable but was never enough for me to get frustrated.

Asus Eee PC 701 Review - Ultramobile Notebook with Linux

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