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21st Sep 2008, 13:08
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there good and all that but my question is they use solid state disks ie flash cards and flash cards only have a certain amount of cycles of life until they die does this put you off buying one or not, the reason why i ask is because one of my Colleagues at work is offering me an asus eee 901 1gb 20gb for £200 what do you think?!
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21st Sep 2008, 19:44
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The time where that was an issue is long past. Hundreds of thousands of cycles will be way longer than you'll want it.
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22nd Sep 2008, 09:14
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just got him down to £175 also in the bundle is a extended battery and a leather case but i dont care bout the case the one that asus provide is adequate enougth
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8th Oct 2008, 09:03
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HDD's in normal computers only have a limited number of cycles too. However, the netbook will last much longer than you need it to!
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