The ASUS N10 was announced in September with a release set for the Korean market, but the good news is that NewEgg has added the notebook to their catalog, and it can already be purchased on their website.

The specifications are already known, but the different prices taking in consideration the configurations are something new. With that in mind, check out the three N10 combinations:

N10E-A1 – cheapest model with a $600 price tag. Sports a 160GB hard-drive, WiFi, 1GB of RAM memory and Windows XP Home as the operative system.

N10J-A1 – more ram (2GB), a real graphics drive unit which is the GeForce 9300M with 256MB, a 6-cell battery, and an updated OS – Vista Home Premium. Priced at $700.

N10J-A2 – most expensive model that costs $800. Similar to the A1 but has more storage capacity (320GB) and a different operative system – Windows Vista Business.

PS – all the laptops have a 10.2-inch screen, built-in 1.3MP camera, and an Atom N270 processor running at 1.6GHz.

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