AMD has picked up the satisfactory bit of ground in the netbook space newly with await from a likes of HP and Acer, and it looks like it’s right away added yet an additional large partner — ASUS is relying upon some AMD hardware for its just-announced Eee PERSONAL COMPUTER 1201K netbook. That’s an AMD Geode NX 1750 processor corroborated up by a SiS 741GX/966L chipset, to be specific, which is complemented by a little mostly ordinary specs otherwise, together with the 1GB of IMPEL, a 320GB tough drive, a 0.3-megapixel webcam, the built-in memory label reader as well as, somewhat interestingly in light of today’s headlines, Windows XP Home for an OS. No word upon pricing or accessibility only yet, though you can check out the complete spec list as well as a couple of more images during a couple below.