Superbowl halftime performance powered by Windows

Posted By: JD Lewin | Feb 4th, 2007 @ 6:14 PM

Most of you are probably enjoying the game about now, and the halftime entertainment could prove to be the 2nd most entertaining part of the day (behind either the TV ads or the game, depending on how your team's doing). Prince will rock Miami harder than ever before, thanks in part to the new Gen3 Neko keyboard from Open Labs.

The Neko and Miko keyboards are powered by Intel Core 2 Duo chips and Windows software. They're also the first Windows-powered keyboards to be used in a Super Bowl performance. While we can't speak for the quality of the rock n' roll, but at least you can put some more faith in the tools.

Tags: hardware, music, Super Bowl, windows

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Arztek

Superbowl! Awesomeness!

Can I have a pony now?

QuincyG

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#Feb 4th, 2007 @ 10:56 PM

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