No Nigerian or overseas inquires! Great little laptop / netbook micro-portable computer. Comes pre-loaded with all the software you'll ever need for road warrior computing. I've used this net book all over the world, including India, Hong Kong, Singapore, Israel, the West Bank, and even Burning Man. I've written newspaper and magazine articles on it, transfered photos and edited them, and called with Skype back to the USA for only 2 cents a minute (to a phone...computer-to-computer is free). I've upgraded it to be the 4G eeePC. Genuine Intel processor. Has three USB 2 i/o, VGA, ethernet, and "g" wireless. Matter of fact, it has the best wireless system I've ever seen in a portable computer...bar none. Included will be all upgrades, such as neoprene water resistant case, Skype compatible headset, and Executive Portfolio case. Flash photos washed out the screen which, in reality, is nice and bright. Remember, this great netbook already has installed on it the following: Skype, OpenOffice (including Word, Excell, and PowerPoint compatible apps, PDF reader, Photo editing software, Movie viewer, Firefox, Google Docs, Messenger, Music manager, Anti-virus (lifetime), and much much more. I've used it to give PowerPoint presentations the world over. Almost instant on and off because of its all solid-state memories. Weighs less than 2 lbs. and is about the size of a paperback guide book. Seven inch bright screen. Lower left pic is of the Executive Portfolio Case and the lower right shows the neoprene case, headset and power supply case. In a backpack, it takes almost no room at all. I have over $400 invested...will let go for only $220. Need to sell. No oversaes transactions! Greg 541-280-3035. UPDATE: From MSN's GearDaddy (Posted 5-17-09): Little Laptops Can Save You Big Money What you probably really need in a laptop...is less. Posted by Paul Hochman on Sunday, May 17, 2009 6:28 AM Two readers wrote in, echoing hundreds of others who sent similar questions about buying a new laptop. Here's a sample: “Hi, Paul,” says Margaret. “I’d like to buy a laptop but am unsure what I should look for in one. I want to be able to access the internet at home and away.” And Kris owns a laptop but is “not happy with it – slow, heavy and large. I want to purchase a new computer for just a few things; internet surfing, email, a FEW Word Documents, and possibly to save a few photographs/pictures -- no gaming, photo-shopping, etc.” Dear Everybody: The so-called “mini” or “subnotebook” laptop computer market has exploded in the last 2 years, ever since Taiwan-based Asustek introduced its tiny Asus Eee PC, with the 8" screen. The reason for the huge success was simple: subnotebooks offered Kris, Margaret and a lot of us exactly what we really needed: internet surfing ability, efficient Microsoft-like (or actual Microsoft) word processing, spreadsheet and presentation software. Cost? Usually under $500. Among the best: the $389 Asus Eee PC (http://eeepc.asus.com). Location: Bend it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests oregon