Asus dual-screen laptop ditches the keyboard for a touchscreen. Asus and Intel run a site called WePC.com, which the companies pitch as a place where you can dump all of your awesome computer-related ideas for the duo’s engineers to capitalize on. Sure, if you’re not married to your idea and don’t have any said engineers, it’s pretty handy.

WePC.com managed to bear fruit, which Asus showed off at the CeBit 2009 show in Germany. It’s another Eee Pc dual-screen laptop concept, but with a touchscreen instead of a keyboard, opting for a virtual ‘board just like the iPhone. Having two screens makes dual-screen asus laptop pretty versatile in the company’s eyes, giving it extended functionality like you’d have with a tablet without having to bulk up the laptop to accommodate the second screen. It reminds us a bit of that modded Japanese Eee PC we showed you.

So, are we getting closer to a dual-screen solution we can actually get behind? Asus is certainly pushing to redefine the laptop. See more shots of the Asus dual-screen and a press release after the jump.

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