Dua Screen notebook
Lenovo is coming out with a dual screen laptop and I can't wait to see one out there.
http://hothardware.com/News/Lenovos-new-ThinkPad-has-2-LCD-screens/
http://hothardware.com/News/Lenovos-new-ThinkPad-has-2-LCD-screens/
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tiersten Member Posts: 4,505Its a neat idea but idk... how often do you really need that?
The laptop is so heavy and large that you might as well call it a desktop PC. -
msteinhilber Member Posts: 1,480 ■■■■■■■■□□Very cool idea, might pave the way for something similar to be introduced that isn't as heavy. As it is now, I wouldn't want to carry that around. I carry either a Lenovo T61p or an HP 6910p, the HP I currently own replaced a 17" HP notebook which was less than 11lbs but still not something I cared to carry around much since the AC adapter was fairly heavy as well. I stick to having two displays when my notebook is docked and I deal with a single display when I am working remotely. Most of the time if I am working remotely I generally don't have a need for a 2nd display as often so I'm not sure how beneficial this will be for many. If it's going to be used primarily on a desk in the same location or even a couple locations such as work and home, you could practically purchase a regular notebook and two docks and two extra screens and come out cheaper.
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Webmaster Admin Posts: 10,292 AdminMight as well go for 3 then:
www.spike.com/blog/maclife-3-screen/71621 -
paintb4707 Member Posts: 420Webmaster wrote:Might as well go for 3 then:
www.spike.com/blog/maclife-3-screen/71621
Now THAT'S cool. -
Nobylspoon Member Posts: 620 ■■■□□□□□□□Webmaster wrote:Might as well go for 3 then:
www.spike.com/blog/maclife-3-screen/71621
Very nice.WGU PROGRESS
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