Official Specs for the Asus Eee Keyboard Revealed
This is what's inside the computer-inside-a-keyboard.
After 16 months of first laying eyes on it, the Asus Eee Keyboard is finally an officially launched product.
Asus over the weekend launched the Eee Keyboard on its website, giving it official specifications. Now we know exactly what you're getting for your $599:
Specifications
| Model Name | EK1542 | |
| Operating System | Windows® XP Home | |
| Display | 5", 800x480 Multi-touch Panel | |
| CPU | Intel® Atom™ N270 | |
| Chipset | 945GSE / ICH7-M | |
| Default Memory | DDR2 1GB on-board memory | |
| Hybrid Storage | 16GB/32GB SSD | |
| Wireless Video Transfer | Ultra-wideband Technology | |
| Wireless Data Network | 802.11b/g/n @2.4GHz | |
| LAN | 10/100/1000 Mbps | |
| Bluetooth | V2.1 | |
| Battery Life | Internal battery (up to 4 hr)** | |
| Multi-media | Video decoder | Broadcom 70010/70012 Solution |
| Speaker | Speaker x2 | |
| Built-in Mic | Single Mic | |
| Interface (Rear IO Port) | ˙ USB 2.0 x3 ˙ HDMI out x 1 ˙ VGA x 1 ˙ Antenna (WAN + Ultra-wideband) x 1 ˙ Giga Lan RJ-45 x 1 ˙ Headphone-out jack x 1 ˙ MIC x 1 | |
| Receiver Interface | ˙ HDMI out x 1 | |
| Power Supply | 12Vdc, 3A, 36W EeeKeyboard PC Power Adaptor 5Vdc, 2.4A, 12W Ultra-wideband Power Adaptor | |
| Physical | Dimension(mm) | 145mm(L) x 425mm(H) x (10mm front ~ 24.4mm back)(H) |
| Weight | 1.1 kg (2.4 lb) | |
| Color | Sliver | |
| Accessories | Ultra-wideband Receiver (with Adapter) Quick Start Guide User Manual Warranty Card Recovery/Support DVD Power Adapter (36W) | |
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I think it's little bit late to release a PC in any form with those specs.
My netbook is smaller and quicker. I don't understand the point of this device.
I'm...not sure what to say... ASUS always makes good stuff, but what is this? looks like a 1980s product
Poor spec, far too poor for a price tag like that!
If this came out 16 months ago then it would be great. Now, it's just an underpowered netbook (if such a thing exists) in a funky form factor.
...bet if it had an Apple logo on it would be getting rave comments...
...bet if it had an Apple logo on it would be getting rave comments...
Doubtful - not even Lord Jobs can spin an Atom device. Say what you want about Apple products at least they perform satisfactorily for the purpose they were designed for and these single-core Atoms just don't cut it for anything.
Doubtful - not even Lord Jobs can spin an Atom device. Say what you want about Apple products at least they perform satisfactorily for the purpose they were designed for and these single-core Atoms just don't cut it for anything.
As much as I hate Apple, this is sadly true.
my atom netbook surfs the net ok...
that said this is another product that i don't understand. Perhaps i'm just getting old but this seems as pointless as the iPad.
my atom netbook surfs the net ok...that said this is another product that i don't understand. Perhaps i'm just getting old but this seems as pointless as the iPad.
Can I have your netbook then because every one I've used can't even surf properly with a half-decent browser.
This EEE Keyboard would've been great when it was first announced - a simple living room and family web browser and utility (just like a netbook does) that can output to a big screen without all the clutter of towers, boxes and cables.
But for this money you can just about cram a Mini-ITX Athlon II X2 into a Silverstone Sugo SG05 and have an actual computer.
That is pretty expensive for what you are actually getting. A wierd looking keyboard, and a netbook that is going to struggle with most browsers.