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双屏看书，或者一屏当作soft keypad后当普通笔记本用。
售价1320美国刀
cpu:Intel Pentium processor U5400 dual core
screen: dual 7-inch LCD
OS windows: perfectly multitasking machine
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Toshiba takes on Amazon and Apple with dual-screen PC
Toshiba unveils new dual touch-screen notebook computers "Libretto W100", featuring an Intel's Pentium processor U5400 and double 7-inch LCD display. Photo: AFP
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Toshiba on Monday launched a dual-screened mini notebook PC that can be used as an e-book reader, adding to competition for the likes of Apple's iPad and Amazon.com's Kindle.
The new gadget, which can be used like a conventional clam-style notebook PC with a software keyboard, or turned 90 degrees for use as an e-book reader, will go on sale in Japan in late August and later in Europe, the US and other markets.
Toshiba unveiled the Libretto W100 at a lavish event in Tokyo that also marked a quarter century since it launched the world's first laptop in 1985, though its personal computer division made an 8.8 billion yen ($110 million) loss in the year to March 2010.
The company expects its PC division to break even in the year to March 2011.
The new touch-screen gadget, which also faces potential competition from Sony Corp will not shake up the e-book reader market at this point, because the company has yet to draw up any agreements with content providers.
But executives were keen to emphasize that the Libretto, which they expect to retail for about 120,000 yen ($US1,320) in Japan, compared with $US489 for the larger of Amazon's Kindle devices, or $US499 for the cheapest iPad, offers more than a passive "consumption" experience.
"Apple's iPad is probably creating a new market in terms of consuming information, browsing and reading books," Masahiko Fukakushi, president and CEO of Toshiba's digital products and network unit, told reporters.
"But when it comes to creation or production ... what we have been doing still has a lot of value. We want to continue to do both."
Toshiba is the world's fourth biggest notebook PC vendor after HP, Acer and Dell. Industry-wide shipments of notebook computers jumped 43 percent in the January-March quarter, their highest year-on-year growth in eight years, according to industry tracker Gartner.
Toshiba is targeting global PC shipments of 25 million units in the year to March 2011.
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亲爱的，谢谢你这么耐心的等我长大 (2009-8-28) 清凉 
发表于 2010-6-22 17:05
发表于 2010-6-22 17:27
