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Cybernet released a computer that's housed inside a keyboard. Their ZPC-GX31 All-In-One PC looks pretty decent, it sports Intel Core 2 Duo and Quad processors, 4GB of DDR2 memory and has room for one Serial ATA II HDD (up to 750GB). Other features include a two-button touchpad, one Gigabit Ethernet port, Realtek AC'97 audio, integrated speakers, four USB 2.0 ports, two RS-232 serial ports, a parallel port, a PS/2 mouse and keyboard port and one DVI port.
There's one mini PCI Express and one mini PCI expansion slot and the enclosure also has enough room for a slim-type optical drive. It's not really suitable for gamers though as the graphics are provided by the Intel G31 Express chipset's GMA3100 IGP.
The system measures 18.5" x 9.0" x 0.5" (2.5" at the rear) and together with its 180W AC power adapter it weighs 8.5lbs (3.9kg).
This new generation All-in-One PC in a keyboard not only takes up far less desktop space, but also puts an Intel Core 2 Quad CPU with all its features and performance at your fingertips. The new ZPC-GX31 is a true innovation packing so much power, performance and compatibility inside a normal size keyboard. With features such as Dual Display capabilities, 4GB of DDR2/667MHz RAM, 1 Gigabit LAN and DVI interface you now have a complete personal computer that takes up no more space than a typical keyboard. Simply place it on your desktop, plug in a monitor and you are done!
More info and the ordering page can be found over here. The base configuration is available for as low as $699.
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Re: Cybernet builds PC in keyboard (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Sunday, March 30 2008 @ 05:49:19 CEST | 4 whole MB of RAM!
What, are we in the FUTURE or something?! |
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Re: Cybernet builds PC in keyboard (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Sunday, March 30 2008 @ 06:51:44 CEST | | Nice idea...extreme space saver, easy to make it mobile. Couple it with a small LCD monitor and it's simple to just pick up and go. Only drawback I see is that in the time I own a machine, I go through 2 or 3 keyboards. |
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Re: Cybernet builds PC in keyboard (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Sunday, March 30 2008 @ 07:07:09 CEST | | wow. cybernet builds laptop without screen. cool |
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Re: Cybernet builds PC in keyboard (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Sunday, March 30 2008 @ 07:11:27 CEST | | Do you even know anything about computers? Why are you writing an article on something you have absolutely no idea of? 4mb of DDR2 ram? funny.... and 1gb lan? |
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Re: Cybernet builds PC in keyboard (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Sunday, March 30 2008 @ 07:15:01 CEST | | Aside from the typo (I'm assuming) of the 4mb ram, this is rather retro. It's like a Commodore 64/VIC 20 etc. from the mid 80s. Only a lot more powerful. it's quite cool. |
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Re: Cybernet builds PC in keyboard (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Sunday, March 30 2008 @ 07:18:46 CEST | If you guys would RTFA, you would see it supports up to 4GB of DDR2 667.
For under 1k you can have a very nice PC for workstation use, and all it takes up is a large footprint of a keyboard.
I wonder how well Ubuntu would run on it... |
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Re: Cybernet builds PC in keyboard (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Sunday, March 30 2008 @ 08:14:46 CEST | | I have something like this. The screen on my laptop broke, so I just took it off and hooked the rest of it up to a monitor! I think its funny how people think this is cool when I point it out to them, but think nothing of a laptop... |
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The design is sooo 80's (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Sunday, March 30 2008 @ 11:02:16 CEST | It looks like an old Commodore or Atari
Next time, take a look on how Apple design compact computers... |
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Re: Cybernet builds PC in keyboard (Score: 0)
by Anonymous on Sunday, March 30 2008 @ 12:26:25 CEST | | Add an LCD screen and a battery and you have a laptop PC. Save your money and put your CPU under the desk like everyone else. |
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