The good people at Netbook3G.com discovered that the Eee PC 1002HA has a MSRP of 449 Euros in France.  This means it would retail for $579.99 if/when it goes on sale here in the states.
Also, it appears that there’s some controversy on what the size of the battery will be in the 1002HA.  Originally it was thought the 1002HA would have the same battery as the S101.  It turns out instead of the 4900 mAh battery that comes with the S101, it may ship with a 4200 mAh battery instead.  …

If you’ve been online today, the big story across the web is that the HP Mini 1000 supports 3G or it was molded to allow a SIM to be inserted into it.
More than three weeks ago, this was mentioned on several site, but it’s just now coming alive.  Electricpig in the UK was one of the first to cover it.
Today, you can find similar reports on  your favorite netbook-reporting blog:
-Gizmodo: gizmodo.com/5097493/hp-mini-1000-already-supports-3g
-Liliputing: www.liliputing.com/2008/11/how-to-enable-the-hp-mini-1000s-3g-modem.html
-Engadget: www.engadget.com/2008/11/24/hp-mini-1000-now-supporting-3g/
Since it’s hard to speak more about something everyone is already speaking about the only other …

The Asus N10E isn’t spoken about as much as their line of Eee PC netbooks, but it’s a pretty piece of machinery. The 10.2″ netbook uses the Super Hybrid Engine to allow the netbook to get 6.5 hours with the 6 cell battery it comes with.
The styling is modern and accounts for the premium they’re charging over their standard line of netbooks.