ASUS' Eee PC T101MT has finally been given a release date—April for Europe and most probably the US as well. The convertible tablet netbook will be €499 (or $660) once on sale. [Liliputing]

It's no 14-hr battery life like ASUS' 1015 model, but the 1001PX is made from carbon fiber—just like those chopsticks you were admiring! Inside, an Atom N450 chip and 1GB of RAM hulk, ready for portable netbooking funtimes.

ASUS has come good with its promise of a netbook with a 14-hour battery life: the Eee PC Seashell 1015. Also joining it is the aluminum Diary 1016P and thinnest Eee ever, the Prime 1018P.

When we previewed the Asus Eee PC T101MT convertible netbook/tablet earlier this month, it was just on paper. The plucky little netbook looked promising, for an Eee PC, but this latest string of hands-on previews is just plain ugly.

Three of ASUS' CeBIT-bound Eee PCs have been revealed early, and they couldn't be further from the plastic Fisher Price-look of their original models if they tried. A brushed metal finish, wide touchpad and comfortable-looking keyboard all seem present. UPDATE

Eee PCs may not be as ubiquitous now as they were a year or two ago, but this T101MT model has popped up in France with its swiveling multitouch display and Windows 7 OS, looking mighty fiiiiine.

So much for that May/June 2009 release date. ASUS has just confirmed that the Eee Keyboard PC, which wowed us at last year's CES, will go on sale next month for something between $500 - $600.

It's not ordinary Eee PC. Big freggin' spoiler guys...so you may want to stop reading...IT'S PINK!

That on-again, off-again Asus Eee PC with Android OS, and 1GHz Snapdragon processor is, well, back on again. Asus now calls it their "secret weapon" and says it should arrive early next year for about $180 bucks.

If you believe the dual core Atom rumors, the ASUS Eee PC 1201N could knock out all other netbooks in performance.