Engadget has published review of Asus Eee PC T91. Overall, editors seem to be not very happy with T91. Applications are nice and fun but not very useful. Also touchscreen is not that good (navigation is slow at times and touches do not always get recognized). Price is a little high too. Currently Eee PC T91 is selling for $499. The price is ok for a tablet PC with real keyboard, but pretty high for a standart netbook.

Asus Eee PC 1002HA made it to Laptopmag again. This time it is fully functional module, so we can take a look not only at Eee PC 1002HA design but its performance as well.

Review of Eee PC 1002HA can be summarized in just one sentence: This replacement for the popular Eee PC 1000H is slimmer and definitely more attractive, but its battery life could be better.

Although Laptopmag praises 1002HA looks, they recommend Samsung NC10 because it offers a better keyboard and much longer endurance for the same price.

Read full review here.

MSI Wind U120 is practically identical to the MSI Wind U100, except that it has a different color scheme, a slightly more angular design, and an internal 3G wireless broadband module. Watch U120 unboxing for details…

Laptopmag got its hand over the prereleased Asus Eee PC 1002HA and writes short review, comparing Eee PC1002HA to Eee PC S101 and 1000H.

Design of 1002HA resembles S101. 1002HA is thinner than 1000H, yet its keyboard is fully inherited from Eee PC 1000H, even the weird left-Shift which is positioned above the Up arrow key. Trackpad is from S101.

Eee PC 1002HA configuration is exactly the same as Eee PC 1000H: 1.6GZ Atom, 1GB of RAM, 160GB hard drive and preinstalled Vista Windows XP Home. No details on battery yet, however Asus says it will hold up to 5 hours. Not bad, we say.

Eee PC 1002HA will be on sale in US from beginning of December and will cost $499.

If you are interested in HP Mini 1000 you definitely need to check out this video review and some neat 720p video playback and Warcraft demo. Although not so professionally done, video does provide necessary info on HP Mini 1000 together with some insights from the user. More videos of HP Mini 1000 under the cut.

Make sure to see the HP Mini 1000 compared to Asus s101.

Laptopmag has a Dell Inspiron Mini 12 review and they are pretty happy with the Mini 12 design, but are upset with its performance under Vista. Maybe it is Vista to blame…The Dell Inspiron Mini 12 certainly breaks new ground by offering a bigger screen than any other netbook without adding much weight, and you’ll get very good endurance with the six-cell battery. But while we applaud Dell’s efforts to make Vista easier to use with its flashy dock, the Mini 12 doesn’t have the right hardware to handle this OS… We suggest that buyers hold off until next month when Dell offers the Mini 12 with Windows XP or its customized Ubuntu Linux operating system.

Dell Inspiron Mini 12 Pros

• Glossy 12.1-inch screen
• Slim design
• Excellent battery life with six-cell battery
• Nearly full-size keyboard

Dell Inspiron Mini 12 Cons

• Sluggish performance under Vista
• Slow hard drive
• Quiet speakers

Hothardware has a Lenovo Ideapad S10 review and writes: Lenovo’s IdeaPad S10 is unique enough to turn some heads for those looking to purchase a netbook in an increasingly saturated market…Anyone who calls themselves a geek would probably love to get one of these for the holidays this year. There is an undeniable charm with the petite size of these netbooks, especially when they can handle real-world computing tasks with surprising efficiency. The IdeaPad S10 is a definitely a solid start for Lenovo to get into the netbook market and it definitely has a lot going for it… Lenovo S10 will be one of the more popular netbook models this holiday season.

Lenovo Ideapad S10 pros

• Smooth, Slick External Casing
• Fast, High-Capacity Storage
• ExpressPort34 Expansion Slot
• Very Lightweight – 2.6 Pounds

Lenovo Ideapad S10 cons

• Keyboard Quality
• 3-Cell Battery
• Mediocre CPU/GPU Horsepower
• Clunky A/C Adapter

When you get to Hothardware.com do not forget to check out their Lenovo Ideapad S10 video review.

Laptopmag has a review of Dell Inspiron Mini 9 (Linux version) and writes: Despite its inferior keyboard, we recommend the Dell Inspiron Mini 9 over the Aspire one for those users interested in Linux.

Spending the extra cash for this system is worth it for those seeking a small yet solidly built mini-notebook, and for those who want the ability to configure their system online.

Dell Inspiron Mini 9 Pros

• Sleek, simple Linux OS
• Compact, sturdy design
• Decent battery life
• Configurable online

Inspiron Mini 9 Cons

• Awkward keyboard
• Solid state storage only
• Extended battery not yet available

Laptopmag is also offering a Dell Inspiron Mini 9 video review. So make sure to check it out.

Slashgear reviews Asus Eee PC 1000HA and writes: With no integrated 3G WWAN, no Bluetooth, no particularly stand-out functionality and a reasonably bland design, the ASUS Eee PC 1000HA is never going to be a huge statement piece. However it succeeds because, for most people, that’s not what a netbook needs to be.

For $429.99 you’re getting a capable internet and messaging machine that’s durable, reliable and straightforward to use, together with enough battery life to demand, useage dependent, only one lunchtime recharge to get you through the work day. Compared with so-called “luxury” or feature netbooks, such as ASUS’ own S101 or N10, the 1000HA makes a far more convincing case.

T3.com has a Asus Eee PC S101 review and writes: Blindingly obvious upon first sight, the Eee PC S101 from ASUS is a world apart from the previous Fisher Price-esque models…

Never has typing on an Eee being so comfortable, with the keys being well built and firmly mounted, and 95 per cent full size. Trust us, this matters hugely, particularly to a normal-sized human who doesn’t have elf-like hands like the previous Eees demanded. The touchpad is just as impressive, a good size and it responded well. There is a single-strip mouse button that has dual-click functions and while it’s a bit on the smaller side of life, we’re giving it a solid thumbs-up.

Among the cons of Asus Eee PC S101 only battery life is mentioned. Go Eee go!

Read the full Asus S101 Eee PC review.