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Peter Morris

9:56 AM on 4 June, 2009

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Absolutely bloody brilliant. Yet flawed...

I haven't seen a keyboard that busy since the the days of the Sinclair Spectrum and, though I could just about live with that, I really, really don't want all my peripherals hanging out of the back of my keyboard. Quel dommage!

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techperson

10:29 AM on 4 June, 2009

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Does the touchscreen work like a trackpad so you don't have to use a mouse? Perhaps that would give it some kind of reason to exist. Still, I can't believe they put a battery in this product. Must've had some spare space to use up...

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Darfuria

10:49 AM on 4 June, 2009

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I bet that gets nice and warm...

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RodBennett

11:59 AM on 4 June, 2009

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I agree with Peter, what is the point of a very sleek design when you then have a load of cables comming out the back - a major flaw!!

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Xiphias

5:04 PM on 4 June, 2009

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Is that a power button next to the delete key I see? That looks like it'll make a fair few users frustrated.

If Asus were to make a techie version of this then it'd fly off the shelves - add keyboard output, touchpad functionality, video input, externally accessible bootable storage etc and you've got everything you need for computer troubleshooting in a thin, small and cheapish package. Assuming the keyboard was decent of course.

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WestHej

5:06 PM on 4 June, 2009

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If it can double as a syncable device and act as a keyboard + sideshow via USB for your main comp...!!!

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Ohmz

9:31 PM on 4 June, 2009

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So in other words, a laptop without a screen.

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techperson

12:14 PM on 5 June, 2009

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No, it's a laptop with a tiny and almost useless screen.

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