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forquare1

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Toshiba unveils radical new laptop designs


	Quote: Toshiba today announced three new mobile computer designs to coincide with the 25th anniversary of its first laptop. The Libretto W100 features dual 7in touchscreens, the Portégé R700 is Europe’s slimmest and lightest “full-function” laptop, while the AC100 is a mobile internet device powered by a Nvidia Tegra processor and Google Android.

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Interesting design, still not 100% on the touch screen keyboard for prolonged usage, but interesting.

Mon Jun 21, 2010 7:57 am

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The dual screen version looks like it would make a good e-book reader. Though with larger screens and it could be popular. I would prefer to use a plug in keyboard with it and make use of the second screen to read a second document. Interesting idea though.

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Mon Jun 21, 2010 10:36 am

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	Amnesia10 wrote: The dual screen version looks like it would make a good e-book reader. Though with larger screens and it could be popular. I would prefer to use a plug in keyboard with it and make use of the second screen to read a second document. Interesting idea though.

No reason why you can't stand it up portrait and use a bluetooth or USB keyboard...

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Mon Jun 21, 2010 12:08 pm

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Re: Toshiba unveils radical new laptop designs

The breech-load cannon was radical
The internal combustion engine was radical
The atom bomb was radical

These?

No. Just no.

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big_D wrote:


	Amnesia10 wrote: The dual screen version looks like it would make a good e-book reader. Though with larger screens and it could be popular. I would prefer to use a plug in keyboard with it and make use of the second screen to read a second document. Interesting idea though.

No reason why you can't stand it up portrait and use a bluetooth or USB keyboard...

That was my idea. It does offer alternative layouts. Nice to see that that they are not sticking with the same format.

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Re: Toshiba unveils radical new laptop designs

Wow - we can now look like we are very small people playing with a NIntendo DS.

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