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Originally Posted by Gurkha
ASUS EEEPC with Ubuntu is your best option. ASUS configures it quite well and they are good value for your money.
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I'm using their 10" PC1000 right now. Its great for general purpose use. If you get tired of the smaller format, you can plug in a spare keyboard, mouse, and monitor when you're at home.
The downside is theres no optical drive, and the smallish Atom processor gets overworked sometimes.
Ubuntu downloads and installs via a USB thumb drive. Being Linux though, it requires (at least for me) some dinking around with config files to get it working right.
For somebody who wants a turnkey system, I'd say wait for Windows 7.