
Kohjinsha unveiled a unique netbook with two 10.1 inch LCD displays at CEATEC 09. The secondary display sits behind the primary display and can slide out to sit side-by-side with the primary display. The displays are available at either 1024 x 600 or 1366 x 768 pixels.
The device is powered by a 1.6GHz AMD Athlon NeoMv-40 processor and runs on the Windows 7 operating system. Up to 4GB of RAM can be installed. The storage capacity is 160GB. Other features include TV Tuner, fingerprint scanner, Bluetooth 2.1.
Kohjinsha has not yet announced any official release dates. Actually, this is only a prototype device and may remain just that. But if the concept does become a reality, don’t expect the device to offer good battery life.
The year of 2009 came with big number of news as it comes to laptops and one of them will be the Lenovo ThinkPad W700ds, a Lenovo laptop quite characteristic and it is the first to have two LCD screens, a primary and a secondary 17-inch LED, 10,2 inches, which slides horizontally as seen in the photo.
The producer V12 Design sketches to intend a new-fangled notebook. The innovative laptop will be powered with dual touch screen flaunts and will be accessible in 2 years. V12 Design requires bringing a novel kind of notebook on the market. It is supposed to have dual touch screen displays as an alternative of a screen and a keyboard. The keyboard gets restored by a touch screen display and this show exhibits the keys practically. The track pad is also provided on the 2nd display and gets displayed practically as well. The new-fangled laptop by V12 Design will be obtainable in 16 month (with reference to the press release from V12 Designs).
The whole thing on the Connect 37 has been designed to excellence. While its distinctive approach may not right away provoke you, we'd hope with three color dissimilarities of chrome silver, black or white, plus 4 unlike stands, ours was provided with the floor stand 'trapeze' that you'd be capable to find one to ensemble you. One of the most important features of the Connect 37 is its aptitude to stream media over a home association. We did try this originally over our workplace Wi-Fi group and couldn't get it to pick and choose up our Windows Media Player, but business networks are never the most excellent place to try this. When we tried it on the agitated Ethernet network, we were very plagued, the TV found our Windows Media Player in a direct line. Once we accepted the TV permission to entrée our files, we were off.