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<blockquote data-quote="ssin" data-source="post: 330061" data-attributes="member: 84651">My experienceHi all,i've buyed an eee box (black) 3 days ago. That my contribute to this thread:1) asus eee box consume form 21 Watt (wireless off) to 26 watt (Wireless on, working on hdd, hd film running). Incredible!2) it has 4 usb plugs. 2 back and 2 front. I've tried to attach simultaneously a tv card (usb) and&nbsp; an IR plug (usb) on back, failing because the tv card is too large. Same on the front.3) the blue light on start button is too powerful. Can't sleep on night if eee box is in the same room without something covering it.4) everything works fine form me. even HD 720p. I've a sharp 32&quot;.5) Very fast startup.6) In stand by and when if off (yes, off) it consume 8 Watt (obviously if connected to energy) so for me the best solution is to keep it on 24/24 as a little server when i'm not at home.In conclusion i think i've spent well my money.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ssin, post: 330061, member: 84651"] [b]My experience[/b] Hi all, i've buyed an eee box (black) 3 days ago. That my contribute to this thread: 1) asus eee box consume form 21 Watt (wireless off) to 26 watt (Wireless on, working on hdd, hd film running). Incredible! 2) it has 4 usb plugs. 2 back and 2 front. I've tried to attach simultaneously a tv card (usb) and an IR plug (usb) on back, failing because the tv card is too large. Same on the front. 3) the blue light on start button is too powerful. Can't sleep on night if eee box is in the same room without something covering it. 4) everything works fine form me. even HD 720p. I've a sharp 32". 5) Very fast startup. 6) In stand by and when if off (yes, off) it consume 8 Watt (obviously if connected to energy) so for me the best solution is to keep it on 24/24 as a little server when i'm not at home. In conclusion i think i've spent well my money. [/QUOTE]

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