Toshiba Libretto W105-L251 Questions & Answers
Now this is what I call innovative product...
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Toshiba has really stepped up with this thing. Its probably the most interesting gadget I've seen this year. You get a notebook with the looks of a book and the easy of use of a tablet and the best of all 2x Touchscreens. Thats twice as much people. It seems quite interesting to me, how about you?
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Now this is something I could see myself buying. Definitely the coolest notebook I've seen. You can keep you Macbook Air Apple fanboys, this will draw more attention than your thin notebook.
The first time I heard of a double-screener was for Microsoft's now dead project Courier. I think it is a great idea and it certainly looks gorgeous. I'm wondering how Win 7 integrates and what is the feel of the device. Anyone planning on buying?
I don't think that Win 7 can manage this kind of gadget and use all of its potential...I think Libretto should have its own OS...
I`m really interested if there is sufficient OS support...if there is...a great device indeed
I don't think Microsoft is going to release a software specialized for Toshiba...but who knows
I actually checked this thing out at a tradeshow and I was intrigued by it to say the least. However, it looks like the slate tablet form factor is looking to be the it thing right now. Still, it's pretty neat.