The Eee PC 1002HA is on track for a December 1st release date. Publications have begun to receive review units and thus fars reviews are looking positive. Reviewers note that it looks similar to the Eee PC S101 due to its trackpad and to the Eee PC 1000H due to its keyboard. The unit will house a 1.6 GHz Atom CPU with 1GB of RAM and a 160GB hard drive. ASUS claims the two-cell battery of the 1002HA will give you five hours of plug-free computing time.

The unit will cost $499 when it releases in December. Check the video below for a detailed run through:

It’s official, Asus unveiled the Asus Eee Top, a 15.6 inch all-in-one touchscreen PC for your desktop. It was officially announced and unveiled hours ago in Taipei. Reports of hands-on use describe the desktop as having the same basic feel as an Eee PC. The desktop comes running XP, but also has an "Easy Mode" UI that runs aloft XP for use with the touchscreen.

The ET1602, which was announced today, will cost around $580 but the more powerful version ET1603, with better graphics and battery, will probably cost more when it ges released in the coming weeks.

ASUS is releasing their 15.6-inch touchscreen EEE Top computer tomorrow in Taipei. ASUS will release the unit at a formal press conference. The unit has a 15.6-inch touchscreen LCD, a 160GB hard disk, 802.11.n WiFi, some 4-watt speakers, and a 1.3 megapixel webcam. The Top runs on a 1.6GHz Atom N270 processor. It also sports an ATI HD3450 graphics card. ASUS has yet to release pricing and when the unit will be available in other countries than Taiwan. Sources speculate it will cost around $499.

Best Buy has reduced the price on the Eee PC 900A netbook for the holiday season. The bare-bones Eee PC used to retail for $300 at the electronics store, but now has been lowered to just $280. Head out and grab the 8.9-inch, Atom N270-based netbook with 4GB of flash SSD storage and save yourself twenty bucks.

Best Buy has shaved $50 dollars off of the MSI 10-inch Wind U100, lowering it to $349. Sources indicate this is so the consumer electronics store can clear out shipments of the popular netbook before ASUS releases their rumored $200 Eee PC in 2009. Click here if you have $349 burning a hole in your pocket.