CeBIT 2010: Asus Eee Keyboard Delayed Until April

Mar 2 2010, 10:28am CST | by Robert Evans

The story of the Asus Eee keyboard is a story of ridiculous, constant delays. The launch of this all-in-one computer/keyboard has been pushed back since the middle of last year. Now word comes from CeBIT 2010 (via Netbooked) that this most cyberpunk of gadgets has received yet another delay. Now it is supposed to launch in April.

Will that be the real, final release date for the Eee Keyboard? It's impossible to know, but right now I wouldn't bet on it. The gadget did make it to CeBIT 2010, though, which isn't a bad sign.

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