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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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moccpew
notebook
November 7, 2008 9pm
dual screen slide display
you have the main screen, then you have a 2nd screen behind it that slides out to be your dual display. and it can pivot to give you better angle.
6 Comments on dual screen slide display
cy-one
December 16, 2009 10am
hi, this idea is not so new.
the gScreen Corp works on that, but manages the screens a little bit different, so nothing is out of balance :)
T3H3V1LSP0RK
October 13, 2009 10pm
I agree with the rest of you but i want to add something,youcould have it to where the second screen is in the back not facing outward, then it can pivot and then flip around, with another screen in behind it the flip out in the same way, so that neither screen is facing out to where they could get scratched
CrazyComie
July 27, 2009 10am
I agree with chris. The weight of the 2nd screen would most likely add alot of off balance weight to the left side. Also. What sort of structural stress would mounting a 2nd screen onto the frame of the first create?
Jordon
April 9, 2009 8am
Or, make it 3 screens, so one slides left and one slides right, thus giving the notbook better balance.
Chris
March 19, 2009 11am
This is Cool, I suggest to add a small support of pin on the left screen like that the laptop will not hang on the left side due to the weight of the screen.
:-)
Sam
March 2, 2009 8am
Maybe the pivot instead of sliding it behind and becoming a dual screen make it swing so it becomes basically a back to back screen?