CNET colleague Dan Ackerman spotted this dual-screen laptop concept from Asus at German CeBit 2009, and it certainly is an interesting approach to personal computing.
The device is a laptop with two displays instead of a traditional screen and keyboard — what the company calls “a revolutionary dual-panel concept notebook.”More at; http://blogs.zdnet.com/gadgetreviews/?p=1835
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