HP Reveals Keyboard Computer with Ryzen AI Chip
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Re: HP Reveals Keyboard Computer with Ryzen AI Chip
#2How does cooling get implemented? I can only really think of a Pi500 as a similar concept, except that the Pi is (likely) much less power intense. If they're using a Ryzen 300, wouldn't heat dissapation become an issue? The keyboard looks too thin for extensive heat transfer. I guess they could use a undervolted Ryzen 300 but it just seems like there is too much power delivery needs inside such a small frame.
Re: HP Reveals Keyboard Computer with Ryzen AI Chip
#3How does cooling get implemented? I can only really think of a Pi500 as a similar concept, except that the Pi is (likely) much less power intense. If they're using a Ryzen 300, wouldn't heat dissapation become an issue? The keyboard looks too thin for extensive heat transfer. I guess they could use a undervolted Ryzen 300 but it just seems like there is too much power delivery needs inside such a small frame.
specs are unclear, but given the size, TDP and optional battery, it almost certainly has a laptop-scale fan and heat sink. Modern fans are pretty quiet, nearly silent at idle, so it's not an issue.
Re: HP Reveals Keyboard Computer with Ryzen AI Chip
#4In a few years, there will be more (relative} gold in thriftshop keyboard sludge-piles.
Re: HP Reveals Keyboard Computer with Ryzen AI Chip
#5How does cooling get implemented? I can only really think of a Pi500 as a similar concept, except that the Pi is (likely) much less power intense. If they're using a Ryzen 300, wouldn't heat dissapation become an issue? The keyboard looks too thin for extensive heat transfer. I guess they could use a undervolted Ryzen 300 but it just seems like there is too much power delivery needs inside such a small frame.
specs are unclear, but given the size, TDP and optional battery, it almost certainly has a laptop-scale fan and heat sink. Modern fans are pretty quiet, nearly silent at idle, so it's not an issue.
there was a teardown showing the fan. very typical laptop fan
Re: HP Reveals Keyboard Computer with Ryzen AI Chip
#6I want less microsoft/copilot in things, not more.
I don't know who this is for.
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#7Editorialized title (The powerful AI PC that hides in plain sight)
Actual coverage from Ars: HP's EliteBoard G1a is a Ryzen-powered Windows 11 PC in a membrane keyboard (3 points) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46551335
Re: HP Reveals Keyboard Computer with Ryzen AI Chip
#8How does cooling get implemented? I can only really think of a Pi500 as a similar concept, except that the Pi is (likely) much less power intense. If they're using a Ryzen 300, wouldn't heat dissapation become an issue? The keyboard looks too thin for extensive heat transfer. I guess they could use a undervolted Ryzen 300 but it just seems like there is too much power delivery needs inside such a small frame.
One of the YouTubers had open it up, it uses laptop fans, it itself, is basically a squished laptop.
I’m excited though. I always liked that form factor. Add some good HUD glasses and a mouse and were sailing free!
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#9I want less microsoft/copilot in things, not more. I don't know who this is for.
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Re: HP Reveals Keyboard Computer with Ryzen AI Chip
#10I want less microsoft/copilot in things, not more. I don't know who this is for.
I don't understand the advantages of this over a laptop (this is essentially laptop-grade hardware and thermal profile but without the screen & battery).