ASUS Eee Keyboard:Buy it and get a computer

Don’t let the name fool you, we aren’t really holding any contest here. What we are talking about is the ASUS Eee Keyboard. Imagine having your entire computer inside your keyboard. That’s what ASUS has accomplished with this product.

The Eee Keyboard is a PC with a QWERTY, minus the number pad. In place of numpad, lies a 5-inch 800×480 resolution touch screen. This keyboard comes equipped with an Intel Atom N270, 16 GB SSD, 1 GB memory, VGA and HDMI outs, a few USB 2.0 ports, and support for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. All this packed into a slick looking keyboard with the bonus of segregated keys, similar to something you would find on a Mac.

ASUS has seen success with its Eee PC series and now they hope to duplicate the same with their Eee Keyboards. But we feel that this might not be that great an idea. Sure the concept is good, but looking down at keyboard while typing is bound to strain one’s neck. This is pure speculation, of course, we won’t know what to expect until we get our hands on the unit, which should be soon.

Check Out ASUS Eee Keyboard Video Here

Technical Specifications:-

  • 5 ” display 480×800
  • Intel Atom N270 CPU 1,6GHz
  • Intel 945 GSE chipset
  • Intel GMA950 graphics
  • 1GB DDR2-RAM
  • 32GB SSD
  • WiFi
  • BlueTooth
  • USB
  • VGA out
  • HDMI
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    4. macwarlock says:

      “Sure the concept is good, but looking down at keyboard while typing is bound to strain one’s neck.”

      Pretty sure that’s where the VGA/HDMI ports come into play.

      I would personally like to see Asus offer an alternative unit by substituting things like the 16GB SSD and Atom processor for a battery and ARM9 chip to keep mixing things up in the mobile market.

      It will be interesting to dissect more of the technical specs; there could be definite potential for making this a really slick Hackintosh.

    5. macwarlock :

      “Sure the concept is good, but looking down at
      keyboard
      while typing is bound to strain one’s neck.”

      Pretty sure that’s where the VGA/HDMI ports come into play.

      I would personally like to see
      Asus
      offer an alternative unit by substituting things like the 16GB SSD and Atom processor for a battery and ARM9 chip to keep mixing things up in the mobile market.

      It will be interesting to dissect more of the technical specs; there could be definite potential for making this a really slick Hackintosh.

      Yes its true. That is why the VGA/HDMI ports are there.
      Battery is already included in the package.
      Thanks for the comment.

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    7. Saurooon says:

      Not sure that this is true:), but thanks for a post.
      Have a nice day
      Saurooon

    8. cad says:

      hmm, i remember somoene else doing this, a while ago…..in the 80’s?

    9. james braselton says:

      HI THERE YOU ARE RIGHT WE NEED TOO MIX THINGS UP A LITTLE BUT NOT THROUGH THE SSD OUT BUT KEEP THE SSD BUT ADD A DVD BLUE RAY PLAYER OR HALOGRAPHIC DISC PLAYER BUT YOUR RIGHT WE MAY NEED MORE THEM 16 GB WHY NOT UP IT TOO A WHOPPING 64 OR A 128 GB SSD

    10. racy_rick says:

      When the heck are we going to see these little buggers!!!

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