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Toshiba Libretto W105
$1,100.00
Released September, 2010
The Pros:Runs Windows 7. Comes with a 64GB SSD. Good build quality.
The Cons:Expensive price point for unproven technology / design. Very limited run - had to get a hold of, and won't be around for long. Poor speakers.
The Toshiba Libretto W105 is a dual-screen, ultra-portable notebook-tablet PC hybrid. The first device of its kind to be brought to market, it features two identical, 7", 1024x600 screens. It can be used like a netbook, with the bottom panel as a touch-screen keyboard, or as an e-book reader, or with the two panels combined to create a larger touch workspace.
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Built-in Toshiba software acts alongside Windows 7, aiming to adapt basic computing tasks like browsing the internet to the unique interface of the W105. The system's performance is on par with that of mainstream ultraportables – it utilizes a 1.2GHz Pentium U500 processor and 2GB of RAM – but battery life is not, rated at just above 2 hours.
Features
- Dual 7" widescreen LED-backlit displays (1024x600)
- Intel Pentium U500 CPU
- 2GB DDR3 RAM
- Integrated graphics
- 62GB SSD storage
- 802.11n wireless
- Bluetooth
- Webcam
- Memory card reader
- 2:10hr battery life
- 1.8 lbs
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compact and lightweight - dual 7" displays, 1.2" thick, 1.8 pounds
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a cool hybrid device, mid-way between a tablet and full ultra-portable laptop device
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dual 7" capacitive multitouch displays - responsive and include haptic feedback
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expensive price point for unproven technology / design
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very limited run - had to get a hold of, and won't be around for long
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poor aesthetic design when closed
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no physical QWERTY keyboard
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extremely glossy displays
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same old boring 1024 x 600px display resolutions
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display viewing angles are poor for a display based, tablet-like device
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Windows 7 is far from a native touch-based operating system
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very loud fans, never turn off due to both the high powered components and smaller size of the device
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poor battery life compared to tablets and netbooks - far from an on-the-go device
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