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Anywhere-PC
March 19, 2010 11am
- Powerful Intel(R) Processor
- You can use it anywhere, 3G for networking, GPS for localization, and solar panel to charge the battery. Ambient light sensor to automatically set optimal screen brightness.
- And you can use old hardware with the serial port. And you have 8 USB ports, 2 Firewire ports, HDMI Port, E-Sata port, fingerprint reader, TV tuner and a MemoryStick Pro card reader.)
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egypt4med
notebook
November 2, 2008 10am
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Auroura
DUAL DISPLAY -------------------- ----- The Auroura Laptop will be capable of provising users with dual display when nessesary , this will both allow and encourage users to visually exploit the concu...
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zachman1094
April 8, 2009 11am
Awesome idea! I like how the user can slide a second screen out if they want, and it not just use one screen. I assume that the second screen will be powered off while only one screen is in use?
egypt4med
November 2, 2008 5pm
the point of the dual display is to allow users to have 2 screens visible at the same time , im fully aware that there is software that partitions your display however that means each partitiond display will be sized down , any programmer or heavy computer user or for that matter any computer enthusiast will undoubtly come to the conclusion that 2 screens are ery beneficial
free-life
November 2, 2008 11am
the display setting would work on my i-hud :)
Jeremy
November 2, 2008 10am
And when you fill up the secondary screen with documents and images, then what? A third screen? A fourth?
This could all be done now with software. Why not have a screen that scrolls to the right and left that displays more stuff. This would be like a carousel with you, the user, at the center looking out in one direction. Rotate the carousel and other screens and images (documents, spreadsheets, movies, etc) scroll by as the carousel rotates. The more things you have open, the bigger in diameter the carousel gets so it could display as many active files as the computer can handle.
Apple begins to do this already with its 'stacks' feature.