Okay, that is sweet. I want.
I've been considering an EeePC as it is. I'd gladly let this guy upgrade mine too, but it would probably end up costing as much as "real" laptop. Heck, his probably did too.
*edit*
Actually, you can get most of the memory parts he ordered much cheaper, and it would end up to be not that bad a deal...
* USB hubs - 11.20 USD
* GPS module - 36.70 USD
* Bluetooth - 5.65 USD
* SDHC card reader - 6.45 USD
* Adata SDHC 8 GB - 74.50 USD
* Corsair VoyagerGT 4 GB USB drive - 90.94 USD
* Switch + Prototypingboards - 2.66 + 30.10 USD
* Intel Wireless 802.11n adapter - 62.69 USD
* Airplay FM transmitter - 14.98 USD
* Conexant Modem - 11.89 USD
* Crucial 2 GB DDR2 module - 106.62 USD (bought in Norway, that's why)
Total 454.38 USD - including shipping to Europe. Most of the cost goes in the system memory and storage devices. If you say I could get a much better, powerful, plain old, regular laptop for the same money, I say: Where's the fun in that?
So that's $454.38 plus $299-399, bringing it to $753.38-853.38. Sure, you can get budget laptops for cheaper than that still, but none that portable. Granted, that's a huge premium for a form factor, but if I had the money, I'd have to think about that choice for a while.