Asus Eee PC Hacks

- Asus has updated its warranty policy to allow certain hacks like extending RAM
- Certain types of hacks could still void the Eee PC's warranty
- Operating systems other than Linux, especially Windows XP, can be installed
- The Eee PC's monitor can be modified for use as a touchscreen
- Hacks are available to increase the Eee PC's memory

The Asus Eee PC portable laptop computer was first released in Taiwan in October 2007. The original Eee PC, weighing in at just two pounds, featured a 900mhz Intel Celeron processor, a 7-inch LCD display and up to 2GB of DDR II SDRAM.
The hacks available for the Asus Eee PC may come in handy for extending the original functionality of the device.
Eee Hackability

Asus has been lauded for making the Asus Eee PC much more powerful than one would expect for a laptop of its size and certainly of its price. The word on the street is that it's also easy to modify and upgrade, and that the less-than-$400 price tag is a particularly exceptional value once programs have been added and tweaks have been made.
Eee Hacks

There are a number of ways to boost functionality of the Eee PC. Mods can be made to allow for the use a touchscreen display on the computer at a cost of about $70; other hacks can increase the Eee PC's storage capacity or even upgrade the processor. Hackers have also found ways to upgrade the original Eee PC to allow a user to surf the Internet on 3G.Electricpig: Top 10 Eee Pc Hacks! (August 4, 2008) Gizmodo: Simple Hack Gives Eee PC a Touchscreen for Just $70 (June 3, 2008)
Another hack for the Eee PC will essentially turn the computer into an eBook reader. One hacker figured out a way to install his Eee PC 701 in the dashboard of his car; a wireless keyboard was installed in the car's glove box.Gizmodo: How to Hack an Eee PC and Install it in Your Car Dashboard (October 23, 2008)
Disclaimer

This page contains links to advanced topics. Following these directions may cause unforeseen problems with your Asus Eee PC.
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