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Asus will be rolling out computers big and small under the eee line. These, like the Eee PC, will be dirt cheap. Asustek will be selling a PC without a monitor and a monitor/PC , which is the trendy thing to do:

E-DT – desktop PC with an Intel Celeron processor to be upgraded later on using Intel’s Shelton’08 platform with Diamondville processors and the 945GC chipset. It will run Linux and price will be between $200-$300. Not bad, but Asustek will be going for a $199 price eventually.

E-Monitor – think of it as a low-priced iMac or Dell XPS One. With a $499 price point, you’ll get a 19-21-inch of monitor space and a Shelton’08 powered PC. Yoo can also watch TV out of this one with the built-in TV tuner.

E-TV – a 42-inch TV that can be used with the Linux-based E-DT and other Eee PC computers. Price is $200 more than other TVs of the same size.

The E-DT will be available April or May while the E-Monitor and E-TV will launch September.

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Let’s put it this way. You’ll pay $299 for 900MHz of processing power, a very usable Linux OS, 7-inch screen, web cam and 2GB of storage with only about 1GB free, right? Yeah, I’d pay $299 for a light-weight laptop smaller even than many real paper-and-spring notebooks with enough processing power to kick my desktop’s ass twelve years ago. But would you pay for a laptop that is almost as portable, only one pound heavier, has twice the processing speed (1.6GHz) but has two less USB ports, more storage but on a slower 4200 hard drive? If Apple thinks portable makes an under-powered notebook $1799 expensive, they should have given the idea more thought and reference Asustek’s little notebook.

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