The Asus Stealth concept

Posted in Concepts by Conner Flynn on February 2nd, 2009

Asus Stealth conceptNotebooks don’t have to just flip open and be one half keyboard, one half display. Designer Patrick Dotimas developed a concept known as the Asus Stealth, a personal computer that functions as a laptop or a desktop based on its application.

The second half can be removed for a traditional desktop layout, or can fold out like a normal notebook. So it gives you the best of both worlds. It’s a great idea and the timing is right in the marketplace, so we hope to see this one surface as a reality real soon.

How long we will have to wait is anyone’s guess. Great job Patrick.

[Gearcrave]

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One Comment to “The Asus Stealth concept”
  1. drew Says:

    Will you have to have two batteries? One to power the keyboard another to power the cpu part?

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