Transformer USB hub turns into a Netbook

Posted in USB by Conner Flynn on May 22nd, 2009

Transformer USB hub turns into a NetbookWe’ve seen several USB transformers lately. There must be a movie coming out or something. There’s the transforming mouse, the Ravage USB drive, and now we have this $42 import that features a cassette deck, similar to Soundwave.

This guy can transform into a netbook. And whether you dig “Qosmio” netbooks or not, it’s a cool 4-port USB hub. So you can now have a small army of USB transformers.

Something tells me we won’t be seeing this “Qosmio” guy in the new movie.

[CG]

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5 Comments to “Transformer USB hub turns into a Netbook”
  1. dug Says:

    This is Fake. look at the size of the USB ports vs. the keyboard keys: a normal USB port is about the size of one key on a normal laptop. This looks like you could fit 4 keys in the same space of the USB port. Unusable! Fake!

    Also, have you ever seen a screeen carved up like that? I don’t think it is practical from a controller standpoint.

  2. Cliff Says:

    Oh, my God… dug, you are an idiot.

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