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Dual Screen Laptops?!

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  • P Pravarakhya

    Was reading this[^], seems to be a cool idea. But I'm happy with my single screen laptop :) .

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    Rama Krishna Vavilala
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    I think it will be a pretty uncomfortable to work on it, because the distance between eyes and monitors is very small. Also, the price is prohibitively expensive.

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      Was reading this[^], seems to be a cool idea. But I'm happy with my single screen laptop :) .

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      Ian Shlasko
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      Is it just me, or are laptops (aside from netbooks - I love my EeePc) gradually turning into desktops with batteries?

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      • P Pravarakhya

        Was reading this[^], seems to be a cool idea. But I'm happy with my single screen laptop :) .

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        Henry Minute
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        That thing is going to be heavy, man, real heavy! When the technology arrives for those roll-up screens, I think it would become much more viable. Also, as has been said by another poster, there would be too much head/eye movement involved due to the proximity of the screens, or alternatively too long a stretch for comfortable typing if they are placed farther away.

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        • P Pravarakhya

          Was reading this[^], seems to be a cool idea. But I'm happy with my single screen laptop :) .

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          martin_hughes
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          Bye-bye, battery life. Also, looks a bit impractical on the move and therefore, if it's a desktop replacement, I think I'd just go for a single screen laptop and buy two nice big 24" monitors.

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          • I Ian Shlasko

            Is it just me, or are laptops (aside from netbooks - I love my EeePc) gradually turning into desktops with batteries?

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            Dan Neely
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            Ian Shlasko wrote:

            Is it just me, or are laptops (aside from netbooks - I love my EeePc) gradually turning into desktops with batteries again?

            FTFY[^]

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            • P Pravarakhya

              Was reading this[^], seems to be a cool idea. But I'm happy with my single screen laptop :) .

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              J Dunlap
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              Cool tech! :-) If I was interested in a portable second screen for my laptop though, I'd probably want a thin, flat separate monitor that I could stick in the second pocket of my laptop bag and then pull out and plug in when I was doing something that needed a second screen. These days I find having a laptop with a single large screen (17" WS) suits my needs most of the time, so I don't often even plug in another monitor.

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              • P Pravarakhya

                Was reading this[^], seems to be a cool idea. But I'm happy with my single screen laptop :) .

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                CaptainSeeSharp
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                How about a laptop without a screen but instead a pair of 3D googles?

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                • P Pravarakhya

                  Was reading this[^], seems to be a cool idea. But I'm happy with my single screen laptop :) .

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                  AspDotNetDev
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                  They might as well make the back of the laptop a monitor as well. That way, you can flip the third monitor over the top of the other two and have a third battery drainer.

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                  Visual Studio is an excellent GUIIDE.

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                  • R Rama Krishna Vavilala

                    I think it will be a pretty uncomfortable to work on it, because the distance between eyes and monitors is very small. Also, the price is prohibitively expensive.

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                    Rutvik Dave
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                    Yeah... When you use it, people in front of you will think that, you are watching a tennis game... :-D

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                    • A AspDotNetDev

                      They might as well make the back of the laptop a monitor as well. That way, you can flip the third monitor over the top of the other two and have a third battery drainer.

                        +---------+
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                      +-----+----+----+-----+
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                      | 1 | 2 |
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                      \ \
                      \ qwerty enter \
                      \ space \
                      \__________________\

                      Visual Studio is an excellent GUIIDE.

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                      Dan Neely
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                      Number three should be a touch screen though so you can use the laptop like a slate.

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