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Old March 26th, 2008 Top | #1

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Not bad cept you will have like 10 wires coming out of the back instead of one for a regular keyboard. Its easier to hide the cables with a tower setup then an all in one.
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i quite like that.
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Not, but close...

A quad core pc built into a keyboard.

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wow, that looks very nice
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That would be kinda neat for a living room or something along those lines. Kinda gimmicky though
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