Dual touchscreen PC shown off by Asus at CeBIT 2009

March 3, 2009 5 Comments

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It doesn’t look like Asus will be launching new netbooks at CeBIT 2009, but they do have some pretty interesting things on display. On top of these things is the dual touchscreen notebook that you see pictured above. Currently, this device is more like a concept, as the unit displayed at CeBIT isn’t exactly a full working prototype, but it does look quite functional, and with the on-screen virtual keyboard it seems practical. It runs on Microsoft’s Windows 7 OS, and has a few apps lying on the desktop. No word on when this type of device will be released in retail, though, but you can expect that it’s going to take a while before that happens.

Via Engadget

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  • Nathan Smith

    dear sirs: many believe this is nothing but a flash in the pan. i believe it’s the future of computing. add a couple sd card slots and wifi, bluetooth and “tethering” and you have a “netbook” or notebook. that everyone could use.. good work. please keep at it.

  • Hello

    “Don't Touch!!” – the new touch screen! ;-)

  • Nevyn

    Oh come on. Give me a break. It's cute. It looks pretty. It'll disappear as people realise that keyboards are a good thing (tactile feedback and the like). It'd be like driving your car with a joystick….

    If this is the future of computing (and ever becomes the present of computing because let's face it, loads of things become the future of computing till they're not), I'll buy a hat, and eat it.

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