As Microsoft transitions from a software giant to a cloud leader, with its cloud business now accounting...
On November 5, 2024, Republican candidate Donald Trump won the US presidential elections, setting him up for a second go-around in the White House. Due...
CSP in-house development of ASIC accelerators
Google TPUs will see a share of over 70% in the in-house developed cloud ASIC accelerator market in 2024; an all-optical network...
AI chip market outlook 2023-2028: Insights from demand and supply perspectives
The growing demand for AI computational power is accelerating advancements in hardware and chip technology, necessitating innovation...
Automotive CIS tech development, 2024
The popularization of autonomous driving is boosting demand for automotive CIS with LFM and HDR being mainstream development...
Posted on Nov 7, 19:19
I think that Asus isn't the first to think to use a tactile touch Steen as keyboard. This concept was already patented by a French company, Najmtek. A good idea!Posted on Feb 4, 18:04
I was so ready to get an Asus Eee PC on their second release, all I need are two additional items for this to be the perfect device. Touch screen and a resolution of at least 1024x768. I may have to wait a little longer :(Posted on Feb 3, 23:29
Touch screen would seal the deal. Bad move on their part. I would love to see this thing with a 9-inch touch screen, but remain below $400.Posted on Feb 2, 09:50
Add the touch screen! and also a 9-screen!Posted on Feb 1, 20:10
I would prefer a Eee PC with touch screen and 9-displayPosted on Feb 1, 02:25
I agree! Asus, please change the screen out to 9" to completely fill the area in the same form factor, and make it a touch screen! I want an Eee PC, but I'll absolutely get one if those features are added. Oh and add Bluetooth and wireless draft-N!Posted on Jan 31, 22:20
Eee needs a bigger screen and a longer-lasting battery. And stick with Linux.Posted on Jan 31, 21:58
For those thinking that the E-TV is planned for $200, note that the article said it would be aimed at no more than 200 above the price of other similar-sized TV's...so for 200 MORE you'd get the Linux functionality integrated on the TV.Posted on Jan 31, 11:40
If Asus drops the touch screen from the new Eee PC line then I will have to give Toshiba my money. I already have a touch screen for my current Eee PC, I paid $65 and would be happy to pay twice that, but I want the bigger screen.Posted on Jan 30, 23:39
Asus wake up. Add the touch screen!Posted on Jan 30, 19:53
Asus should take care: I too have an Eee PC which is extremely handy and useful. But, I am afraid, flooding the market with cheap products only works with things like laptops or handhelds. When buying an desktop PC, most people expect "power".Posted on Jan 30, 19:41
Only $200 more than the competition. ie. 42-inch TV price + 200. Even Asustek doesn't have the production scale and market to sell a 42-inch TV for less than $200.Posted on Jan 30, 19:24
I will buy that E-TV, only 200 dollars?Posted on Jan 30, 18:02
Great E-TV, Home Theater solution for MythTV, Elisa, Freevo and so on.The real Media Center Linux based.
I see a great future for this system.
Posted on Jan 30, 16:10
I hope Asus do not make the mistake of not including a touch screen on their new Eee PCs. Every website I have read has promoted the idea, and many of the new small laptops being released come with a touch screen that can swivel for tablet use.