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[-] Ottomateeverything@lemmy.world 15 points 10 months ago

I was writing up a pretty similar comment at the same time... I totally agree here.

I'd say they were more killed by Chromebooks than anything else. They were both cheap, generally small, and fulfilled approximately the same use cases. Chromebooks basically just did what ASUS was trying to do but better, and with more choices in models.

The one thing is finding 7 inch Chromebooks was harder, they landed more around 10 or 11 so they were more after the larger EEEs, but IMO that was what killed them.

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