One of the major issues with notebooks is the limited screen estate – the larger the screen, the less portable the box.
A Japanese manufacturer called Kojinsha now showed the concept below:
It is described as follows:
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One of the 10.1-inch screens actually slides behind the other, so it’s able to be closed like a normal laptop. When they slideout they form an admittedly odd-looking, but useful dual display setup.
Also inside the laptop: a 1.6 Ghz AMD Athlon Neo-MV40, 4GB of memory, Bluetooth, a TV tuner, and a biometric fingerprint reader. The OS will be Windows 7 Home Premium, graphics are DirectX 10 compatible, and the whole thing weighs about 4 pounds. More photos of the sliding screens in action after the jump.
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A bit of further information can be had at CNet’s…
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