Do any of these come with a dvd drive yet?

Dougmeister said:Link didn't work for me.

Ack. No links working... putting them in manually...

Try this: http://www.ZipZoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=10008506&prodlist=celebros

And why not buy this one

http://www.ZipZoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=10008890&prodlist=celebros

for $110 less and only 4 GB less of an SSD? Not thread-crapping, just asking.

if i'm comparing the two above links, it seems there is only a $10 difference. with the 901, and 1000 units, i wonder if these (900) will be discounted even more over the next few months...

From what I've read, the 9 inch eee pc only expanded the screen (by moving the speakers) over the screen size of the 7 inch. The keyboard is not any bigger than the keyboard on the 700. If that's the case, the 900 series might not be any better than, say, the Acer Aspire One. I have the 7" Asus, and I like it, but the keyboard is very small.

900 vs. 901

...Most people are familiar with PCMark05 as a benchmarking tool for a computer’s processor. In MiniPCPro’s test, the 900MHz Eee PC 900 managed a PCMark05 score of 1440, while the 1600MHz Eee PC 901 summoned 1496, just 96 points more. The difference between the two actually shows up in the graphic card performance: far smoother video playback and 3D rendering from the 901, as well as better handling of moving windows around.

While a minor increase in PCMark05 score might be cause for some to hold off the 901, the other testing suggests that real-world practicality is off the scale compared to the original 900...
Also take into account that even though the Atom doesn't do a much better job on PCMark05, it's using less power to do it...Which correlates to longer battery life AND less heat.