Get the power of a full-sized laptop in the ultra-compact ASUS Eee PC 4G, which offers a full QWERTY keyboard, 7-inch screen, and preinstalled Linux operating system. (This laptop is also compatible with the Microsoft Windows XP operating system.) You’ll be able to stay connected to email and the Internet easily thanks to the Wi-Fi LAN (802.11b/g), and communicate via video chat and VoIP with the Webcam integrated into the display’s bezel. Because it uses flash memory instead of a hard drive (with 4 GB of storage), the Eee PC is optimal for weathering rough handling and sharing space in overstuffed bags.
With a rapid start-up time, the Eee PC is always ready to get into action. Note that this product is black, not white as shown in the image. |
For the professional, the Eee PC comes with a powerful selection of software to maximize personal productivity–over 40 built-in applications. The Open Office suite of software enables the user to open, edit and create documents, presentations, spreadsheets and databases that are compatible with Microsoft Office. For journalists, photographers and other professionals who need to use a computer in the field to create, to communicate and to collaborate with other colleagues, the Eee PC’s combinati on of power, extreme portability and rugged build makes it the ideal computing solution.
It’s also a great choice for young students, with a built-in Dictionary that’s great for homework, and it includes two modes of intuitive graphic user interface design to accommodate both experienced and inexperienced PC users. The Eee PC also handles your digital images, movies, and music as well as Internet radio.
This portable laptop is selling out everythere, but you can still buy it at Amazon.com.
December 12th, 2007 | Posted in Computer | Comments Off
This page contains Weight Watchers Points values for a selection of foods from the popular fast food chain, Wendy’s. They were calculated using published nutritional values from each chain, with an electronic Points Calculator I purchased. Please note that, when values were either 0 or <1, I used a value of 0 in the Points calculations.
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This page contains Weight Watchers Points values for a selection of foods from the popular fast food chain, Subway. They were calculated using published nutritional values from each chain, with an electronic Points Calculator I purchased. Please note that, when values were either 0 or <1, I used a value of 0 in the Points calculations. NOTE: Points values are for 6-inch subs, with bread, meat/poultry or seafood, onions, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, green peppers and olives; salad points do not include dressing.
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I am not associated with Weight Watchers or any of the fast food chains in any official capacity whatsoever. I cannot answer any questions about Weight Watchers or its plans — please direct those questions to the official Weight Watchers website. Read the rest of this entry »
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This page contains Weight Watchers Points values for a selection of foods from the popular fast food chain, Boston Market. They were calculated using published nutritional values from each chain, with an electronic Points Calculator I purchased. Please note that, when values were either 0 or <1, I used a value of 0 in the Points calculations.
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I am not associated with Weight Watchers or any of the fast food chains in any official capacity whatsoever. I cannot answer any questions about Weight Watchers or its plans — please direct those questions to the official Weight Watchers website. Read the rest of this entry »
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This page contains Weight Watchers Points values for a selection of foods from the popular fast food chain, Pizza Hut. They were calculated using published nutritional values from each chain, with an electronic Points Calculator I purchased. Please note that, when values were either 0 or <1, I used a value of 0 in the Points calculations. NOTE: unless otherwise noted, nutritional values are based on 1 slice of a medium pizza.
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I am not associated with Weight Watchers or any of the fast food chains in any official capacity whatsoever. I cannot answer any questions about Weight Watchers or its plans — please direct those questions to the official Weight Watchers website. Read the rest of this entry »
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