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Toshiba Libretto W100

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Uploaded by on Jun 20, 2010

The world's first dual touchscreen device to run Windows 7, the Toshiba Libretto W100 displays content across two 17.8cm (7") screens, allowing users to navigate through their applications in the most intuitive way. The combination of a dual touchscreen form factor and integrated accelerometer allows for a diverse way of using the Libretto W100 -- simply split content across two screens; turn the Libretto W100 vertically for reading web pages, or bring up the virtual keyboard for more traditional clamshell computing.

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  • @annunagh 'This is crap' <-- You are crap.

    To be honest, I really like the concept, versatil (more than iPad), cheaper and Toshiba :) I like the Lap-Pad :) Congratulations Toshiba, good product.

  • Better than ipad ,ipod .I dont like apple.

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  • does it have an accelerometer

  • would be better with LINUX!!!!!!!!

  • @letswatch101 Dual MULTITOUCH NOT CRAPPY DS SINGLE TOUCH screens with the uses of a computer running Windows 7. Multitouch means you can touch at up to as many points you want and does all actions on the same screen. This has 2 multi touch screens and is a full laptop.

  • lols at one finger typing skills.

  • @ioputz

    WTF is your problem?

  • @theallbmx HELL NO !!!!!!!!!!

  • BUT CAN IT PLAY CRYSIS?!?!?!1!??!?!111

  • @caseygtr it's useful, just that alone makes it better then the iPad.

  • Is this an oversize Nintendo DS?

  • I hate IPAD !!

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