Last year, I was looking for a new laptop PC. My four year old desktop replacement was finally dying, with boot times exceeding thirty minutes and often failing to boot at all. I had taken it with me on the last convention trip and it had been utterly useless, not to mention heavy and bulky. 19" screens on laptops are not a good idea, unless you plan on never moving them. As it happened, ASUS released what could be called the first true netbook, it's "EEE 701".
Okay, admittedly this is a couple of days late but I do have those benchmark results! The best program I could find (for my budget: free), was NovaBench 2. It runs CPU tests, graphic tests, and hardware tests. It's major overall score seems to be from 0 to 1000.
In order to compare this Fujitsu to laptops I've used before and their abilities, I'll list some - EEE 701, Compaq Presario 2200, and a custom-ordered desktop replacement 19" laptop. I can't accurately give any stats for the desktop replacement machine, because it never really WORKED.
First Impressions: I recently ordered a new laptop to replace a netbook system, the original EEE 701. The netbook was never really powerful enough for what I wanted as a designer and college student and often it's lack of power really got in the way.
