This is Asus’ Eee Keyboard. This isn’t some run-of-the-mill keyboard, this will be a fully functioning computer housed in the body of a keyboard, the Eee Keyboard. On the right side, there is a five inch touch screen display/touchpad.
Asus would like its Keyboard to travel around the house and wirelessly hook up with televisions and displays via ultra wideband. Asus calls this the “First Wireless Media Center Enabled by Ultra Wideband HDMI.”
Asus would like its Keyboard to travel around the house and wirelessly hook up with televisions and displays via ultra wideband. Asus calls this the “First Wireless Media Center Enabled by Ultra Wideband HDMI.”
According to some recent rumors, the Eee Keyboard is expected to be available by the end of June. Which is just a little over a month away from now.
Just to offer a quick recap, the Eee Keyboard was noted as being the “first wireless media center enabled by ultra wideband HDMI.” Basically, this is a keyboard on steroids. In addition to the standard keys, the Eee Keyboard also has a 5-inch display with an 800 x 480 resolution off to the right in place of the numeric keypad. Of course, that display has to be powered by something, and in this case that something happens to be a full PC tucked inside. Spec wise, the PC inside is rumored to have an N270 Intel Atom processor, 32GB SSD Wi-Fi 802.11n, Bluetooth, HDMI-out, microphone in as well as stereo speakers.
Unfortunately there has not been any mention of pricing just yet.
Just to offer a quick recap, the Eee Keyboard was noted as being the “first wireless media center enabled by ultra wideband HDMI.” Basically, this is a keyboard on steroids. In addition to the standard keys, the Eee Keyboard also has a 5-inch display with an 800 x 480 resolution off to the right in place of the numeric keypad. Of course, that display has to be powered by something, and in this case that something happens to be a full PC tucked inside. Spec wise, the PC inside is rumored to have an N270 Intel Atom processor, 32GB SSD Wi-Fi 802.11n, Bluetooth, HDMI-out, microphone in as well as stereo speakers.
Unfortunately there has not been any mention of pricing just yet.
silbi murag mouse na nah niya ang touch screen sa kilid noh?! hehehe nice post..
ReplyDeletewireless pud ni?!
ReplyDeletesyempre. pangag pa nang ngipon ninyo ana.hehehehe
ReplyDeletei feel tired to read the full blog but i wish i could see it work in person ^_^
ReplyDelete@ crest- yeps! no nid 4 a mouse coz it's touchscreen
ReplyDeleteahh... realy??? i should b the 1st one to buy...
ReplyDeletewow nikki how nice your ASUS keyboard. is that made in china or philippines?
ReplyDelete@ peejay- the ASUS is a a Taiwanese multinational company. so probably it's made in taiwan..lol
ReplyDeleteis this as mobile as a laptop? i mean, can this be a sub to laptop?
ReplyDeletecute xa! but the quality? are taiwan products as disposable as china products? ehehehe
wow...
ReplyDeleteang ganda nmn ng keyboarb na yan...
no need na ng mouse...
nice post...
naa sa davao na ba yan!?
not a laptop nor a mobile..pc po talaga xa..i think taiwan's product or quality of products differ from that of china
ReplyDelete@darren..as stated sa post, maybe this june daw..but it's not yet confirmed. i'll keep u updated on that..lolz ^^
ReplyDeleteWOW this is cool keyboard , especially for computer enthusiast..Pls update me for the price! =)
ReplyDeleteei ... am jz viciting ur blog..you've chosen a good and latest hardware kip it up...can i ask sumthn bwt ur gadget's specs..ty ..post me a comment also pls.jz click on my name ty..mwah.
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