Going by information reported by Register Hardware, the controller includes an "Activation stick" with seven buttons, paired with a "Navigation stick" equipped with an analog stick. Both components appear to incorporate additional buttons on the front ends of the units, much like the Z and C buttons on the Wii Nunchuck controller.

The device is said to support 3D motion, pointing and tilt sensing. Both components of the Eee Stick broadcast a 2.4GHz RF signal to a USB dongle connected to a PC, and do not required to be tethered to one another. The peripheral is powered by a total of four AA batteries, two in each stick.

The Eee Stick is slated to arrive alongside future iterations of Asus' Eee PC and Eee Box computer hardware, packed with a series of titles designed to make use of the controller. No release date was immediately available.