HP has finally released its EliteBoard G1a keyboard. While the device looks like a regular wireless keyboard at first glance, it serves as a turbocharged Raspberry Pi 500 thanks to its AMD Zen 5 processor, which can be configured with up to 32 GB of RAM and a 2 TB SSD.
AMD Ryzen AI 5 330/16 GB RAM/256 GB SSD - JPY 232,800 (~$1,467) AMD Ryzen AI 5 330/16 GB RAM/512 GB SSD - HKD 11,999 (~$1,530) AMD Ryzen AI 5 Pro 340/16 GB RAM/512 GB SSD - HKD 13,599 (~$1,735) AMD Ryzen AI 5 Pro 340/16 GB RAM/1 TB SSD - HKD 14,699 (~$1,875) AMD Ryzen AI 7 Pro 350/32 GB RAM/512 GB SSD - JPY 359,300 (~$2,269) AMD Ryzen AI 7 Pro 350/32 GB RAM/2 TB SSD - HKD 25,299 (~$3,230)Um lol no.
I just…don’t understand why anyone would buy this. Like, if you need it to be portable, you’re going to need a display and a mouse/trackpad, so just get a laptop. If you don’t need it to be portable, then why wouldn’t you just use a desktop machine? If the keyboard fails then you have to throw away the entire machine.
If the keyboard fails, then presumably you could plug another keyboard into the keyboard.
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I think it’s a portability thing, there are screens everywhere (most tvs can be used as screens if needed). This way your computer is also your input meaning you can plug it in anywhere and be good to go.
Except you still don’t have a mouse
