New Asus Eee PC Line Leaks Ahead of CeBIT 2010

Feb 25 2010, 10:37am CST | by Robert Evans

Three new Asus Eee PC models have been leaked out ahead of their debut at CeBIT 2010. Blogeee reports (via SlashGear) that the Eee PC 1018P, 1016P and 1015P are all 10” Pine Trail packing netbooks. The 1015P is said to be a 'refresh' of the 1005P with a larger touchpad, aluminium body, and 14 hour battery life.

The 1016P is a business model with a 'squared' design, chiclet keyboard, aluminium body, and 14 hour battery life. The 1018P is said to be just 18mm thick, with a 10 hour battery life and an integrated fingerprint scanner, plus USB 3.0. Hot. Can't wait to hear more when CeBIT 2010 commences.

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