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Touchscreen Kit For Eee PC

June 1, 2008 by Juan Aguilar 14 Comments


We’ve featured hacks for the Eee PC 701 before, but nothing so easy as this touchscreen kit.

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Posted in computer hacks, Netbook HacksTagged Asus, Asuseeepc, eee, EeePc, touchpanel, touchscreen, touchsensitive

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