One of ASUS' most significant announcements at CES this year is the Google TV-powered Qube.

ENGADGET: ASUS Qube hands-on (video) HD

Internally the Qube packs a Marvell Armada 1500 chipset with 1GB of RAM and 4GB of flash storage.

ENGADGET: ASUS Qube hands-on (video) HD

The Qube's components aren't outlined in earnest, but it would pair up with an RF-based keyboard and touchpad for its main input.

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It was a bunch of years ago and I had my eye on a used Cobalt Qube on eBay.

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An FCC approval for a new adapter, the Qube, suggests that reticence is coming to a quick halt -- and in an uncommon way.

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Like the chassis, the Qube's interface also features a rotating cube, but that's pretty much the only thing special about it so far.

ENGADGET: ASUS Qube hands-on (video) HD

Instantly add Google TV to your HDTV with the ASUS Qube.

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Beyond that, The Verge notes rumors from anonymous sources claiming the Qube could even be lined up as a replacement for the ill-fated Nexus Q project.

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The Qube naturally comes with its very own remote control, and with the exception of the lack of a numpad it comes with all the standard buttons, and on the other side it has a QWERTY keyboard.

ENGADGET: ASUS Qube hands-on (video) HD