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Microsoft unveils dual-screen tablet concept
The user interface seems quite intriguing as well. In a brief video demonstration the Courier appears to mix multi-touch elements from the iPhone with traditional stylus-based handwriting and drawing and Zune graphical elements. The device is reportedly in a "late prototype" stage and being developed by a group within Microsoft's Entertainment & Devices division -- also responsible for the Xbox, Zune and Windows Mobile.
Gizmodo promises additional information in the coming days. For now, you can check out the Courier's demo video after the jump.
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Post a comment| JudaZ on September 24, 2009 1:28 AM | Cool. I want one now. (probably gonna cost a fortune though  / )
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| aaron86 on September 24, 2009 6:43 AM | I don't really like tablets but I have to admit that this looks pretty darn cool. In the article you say it uses multi-touch elements from the iPhone. I think you would be more accurate to say it uses touch elements from the Surface (which is another MS product). |
