Eee PC 1000H Dissected


The people at TweakTown completely disassembled a new Eee PC 1000H and documented the entire process. Aside from showing you the side effects of too much tech fetish and not enough regular fetish, the article reveals all the parts of the new Eee, with a few surprises inside. Although it’s an Eee PC, it’s very different from all of its predecessors.

One of the things the teardown shows is that several parts are far more modular than previous Eee PC models. The hard drive, for example, is a standard Seagate Momentus which is made for desktop systems; it can easily be swapped out. Another easily swapped component is the 1GB SIMM from ASint.

Although their (ahem) stripping process was a bit unconventional, a lot of interesting information was yielded from this teardown. Keep ’em coming, TweakTown, just be sure to clean off your tool when you’re done.

[via Gizmodo]

9 thoughts on “Eee PC 1000H Dissected

  1. It’s a well rounded tear down with allot of good info on all the specs. However that has to be one of the creepiest laptop tear downs i have read and saw in a quite long time. It was like reading soft core gadget Pr0n. Those guys must have a fetish for hardware.

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