asus eee keyboard

long time ago we used calculator, and we realise we can't do much about it but to sum up some numbers only,

so we got computers, ........ for complex calculations

then, businessmen complain carrying computer from place to place to discuss business is very troublesome, it's too big bulky.
so we got laptops, ........ for easy travelling business purposes and college kids to show off in the library

then we got some girls crying over how heavy a laptop is and they can't carry it to shopping malls, so that they could go to starbucks and login to thier facebook playing farmville while shopping,

so we got netbooks, ........ for light weight, easy to carry computers and no more girls broke their arms carrying heavy laptops ever since.

then we got some lots of boys, and some girls with fat fingers complaining over the small keyboard on the netbooks.

so we got....





THE ASUS EEE KEYBOARD...

Technical Aspects
Weight: 1.1 Kg
Maximum screen resolution: 800×480 pixels
Graphics card: Broadcom AV-VD904
Wireless networking: 802.11b/g/n

Ports in the body
HDMI
VGA
Wi-Fi + UWB antenna
Lan
3 USB
Audio Out
Mic In

Wireless ports
Audio out
HDMI
Mini-USB
2 USB

Media: 16GB or 32GB SSD
Operating system: Windows XP Home edition
CPU: Intel Atom 1.6 GHz n270
Memory: DDR2 1GB

weighted 1.1kg with that shape definately look fresh to me...

i still wonder how ppl gonna do typing or browse the internet with thier heads lookin at the side of their keyboard... will they got neckache after spending hours with the eee keyboard.

with the small screen, i guess it must be a pain if you would like to spend hours on it, watching movie would be a pain too.


source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASUS_Eee_Keyboard
http://www.engadget.com/2009/11/04/asus-retools-eee-keyboard-swaps-in-capacitive-touchscreen/
http://stuff.tv/blogs/ces/archive/2009/01/07/ces-2009-the-asus-eee-keyboard-a-wafer-thin-media-centre.aspx

p/s: so is not a laptop, not a netbook, not a keyboard, i guess i should call it netkeytop...


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