Asus Says It Will Ship Inexpensive Dual-Screen E-Reader This Year
I could write hundreds of words trying to explain why a dual-screen e-reader is a hot concept worth testing in the market. Or you could look at the above photo and grasp it instantly. The Times of London reported Sunday that Asus is working to launch a two-screen e-book reader for a guesstimated price of 100 British pounds, or around $150, before the end of this year. Here’s the feature rundown: Unlike current ebook readers, which take the form of a single flat screen, the Asus device has a hinged spine, like a printed book. This, in theory, enables its owner to read an ebook much like a normal book, using the touchscreen to “turn” the pages from one screen to the next. It also gives the user the option of seeing the text on one screen while browsing a web page on the other. One of the screens could also act as a virtual keypad for the device to be used like a laptop. Whereas current ebook readers have monochrome screens, the Asus would be full colour. The maker says it ma...
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