Rival Eee Keyboard Spotted, Powered by XP

[exfileme]

Great Wall has created an Eee Keyboard rival that sports Nvidia's Ion GPU and Windows XP.

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[eduardor2k]

pretty expensive!, comparing that's the same than a netbook.

 

[megamanx00]

Funky, but not too useful.

 

[Khimera2000]

looks like a peace of hardware with a whole lot of bugs... looking back i have never seen any of these cloning !@#$ produce anything close to a descent product... last couple i tried broke in a week 2 months top. Id have to see a review of it, and even then i would have to see the build of it first hand, and even then i would probably go somewhere else just for a descent warranty.

 

[sliem]

Too expensive.

 

[theubersmurf]

This is what many computers were like in the eighties. Keyboard and composite out to tv back then. but many, many companies trying to get into computer making went this route. Timex, TI, Commodore, and many, many more...I'm wondering if this will work out better. HD televisions becoming relatively common helps, but I still know people with CRT televisions...Including myself. I think of this thing as a terminal for a cloud system more than a full system really...whatever, just nostalgic for a moment.

 

[abbadon_34]

I thought the ChinClone would be cheap and plentiful, like $99 and in every WalMart and RMA Center

 

[festerovic]

Too expensive, but if the 2.0 version was cheaper, I would consider it.

 

[mman74]

These things remind me of the Sinclair Spectrum ZX and the Commodore 64. Fond memories....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinclair_Spectrum
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Commodore_64

 

[jfem]

looks good.

 

[Regulas]

Pricey but talk about a low profile, small footprint PC for a college dorm room or something.

 

[FSXFan]

Would be funny to see the clone hit the market before the real one. What's taking Asus so long anyway?