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Goots

notebook

November 2, 2008 8am

Top 3 features

• Multiple TFT 1280 x 1080 fold-out screens
• Double-sided TFT technology for single screen use
• Built-in mouse garage containing miniature mouse

Multiscreen Optiview

A standard sized notebook PC with a difference! When you lift the lid on this laptop it seems like any other reasonably-spec'd PC, with all the usual Windows/Linux applications and features. Howeve...

7 Comments on Multiscreen Optiview

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  coolman1

  September 26, 2009 12pm

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  not bad i vote 10

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  Goots

  March 2, 2009 3pm

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  nikokapo - Yeah I realise that but I'm trying to be realistic. I thought 10mm for each screen which would have to include a hinge system is technologically more possible than something that was say, 10mm in total.

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  nikokapo

  February 15, 2009 10pm

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  30mm thick lid? dude, that's 3cm, it's a lot.

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  sgogeta4

  January 10, 2009 11pm

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  http://www.newlaunches.com/archives/prime_gaming_laptop_with_three_collapsible_screens.php

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  nikky : )

  December 5, 2008 9pm

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  doesn't apple have a computer somewhat like that already?
  u can add an extra screen to it to click and drag, and the hardrive is in the actual monitor, so there is no actual second part...

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  tdyen

  November 7, 2008 3am

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  I'd use the three displays as i develop code. It would need an eSata port too so you can plug in a very fast hard drive 15000 RPM when you get to work or need to do a demo.

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  dtoid_l0cke

  November 5, 2008 12am

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  This would be pretty hard to use say, on a bus. But I can see it being useful for people who pretty much use their laptop as mobile desktop. I don't truly see the need for 3 displays, but I guess it looks better then 2.