Hands: Review Toshiba Libretto W100

mobile computing world moves into a state of flux at the moment and it all started with netbook

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These machines are dainty little contribution to the mass market the idea that you can have a computer with all the features of a laptop that can fit in your purse without unsightly protrusions and without back-breaking weight.

Then came the IPAD, giving the idea that you can eat cake and eat netbook, and the removal of unnecessary things, such as keyboards, replacing the utility companies with the functionality a bit, in the form of application.

When TechRadar was summoned by the secret to the Toshiba press conference at the end of last week, which could show the future of mobile computers, we thought that any device tablet precisely what we see? whereas the Toshiba has brought us C Journ, E only in the last year? C, but what was announced was something else entirely.

Libretto W100 takes its name from the now defunct of sub-notebooks Toshiba , which, although started in 1996, were announced today, we see netbooks .

is the Libretto is another potential game changer? C, the worlds first dual touch screen laptop, which is testing the Windows 7 OS to the border.

Since the launch of Windows 7, it never really saw it as versatile touch screen can be. Yes, we See how the touch screen PCs Dell Studio One but the results are not exactly blown us. This is because the multi-touch is usually best left for smartphones.

Libretto, with two 7-inch screen is the closest thing to a smartphone, we used the Windows 7 OS. And we are not talking about the version slim-covered here, but full Windows Home Premium.

Because this is a full operating system, the W100 is a tad chunky side. When the external clamp time is measured 30.7mm clamshell, which is thicker than you can hope for the device.

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