Hardware

Adding More Storage to Your Asus Eee PC

Source: www.bit-tech.net

In this article, we'll be modifying our Eee PC by neatly adding in an extra 32GB of storage space – this is well within the grasp of anyone with even the most basic soldering skills. In part two of this series, we'll be making the most out of the operating system, including how to successfully back up quickly.

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16GB & Bluetooth Mod

Source: forum.eeeuser.com

I have completed my first Eee PC modification, this modification adds Bluetooth functionality and 16GB of flash storage.

At first I intended to solder the two USB devices directly to the motherboard but after careful consideration I decided the ability to easily replace the modules should take priority.

Both ports are 5V and use the USB connections from the unused Mini PCI Express port and the USB connections from the Mini PCI Express port used by the wireless card.

Parts Used:

30 AWG Wire

Upgrading Your Eee RAM

Source: eeegeek.wordpress.com

Upgrading your Eee’s RAM does NOT void your warranty!
This is a quick step guide on upgrading your Eee’s RAM. Note that I do use EeeDora, and no kernel recompiling was needed.

Turn your Eee over, unplug it, and remove the battery.

Remove the two screws holding the access cover on.

Ultimate Eee Hack

Source: beta.ivancover.com

An intrepid hardware hacker has added a multitude of features to the Eee PC, including GPS, Bluetooth, and an FM transmitter.
Lyngaas has published a set of instructions with photographs on his personal wiki that describe the steps he took to install all of the components.

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Eee PC Research

Source: beta.ivancover.com

Intrepid hardware hacker Torsten Lyngaas cracked open his Eee PC and decked it out with $450 worth of extra hardware.
This wiki page provides all of the information the author accumulated while working on his modifications of Eee PC.

Modding the Asus Eee PC 701

Source: tnkgrl.wordpress.com

After spending several evenings exploring the motherboard of my Asus 701 (Eee) for USB signals and 5V (off in standby) here’s what I’ve discovered.

Lego USB Elbow Connector

Source: www.tipidpc.com

Here's a do-it-yourself usb elbow connector out of Lego for your Eee. heheheh
Materials:
1 2x4 Lego piece
1 male usb plug
1 female usb connector

Tools:
1. sharp wire cutter
2. hobby knife

Procedures:
(see pictures below)

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