Latitude XT2 Tablet. Latitude XT2 Tablet. Thinix Touch™ Share This: Microsoft Windows is the most prevalent operating system in the world. However, Microsoft Windows was designed for large monitors to be used with a keyboard and mouse, not with your finger. With the focus of many large computer manufacturers being directed towards the sale of touchscreen computers, Thinix Touch was designed and developed to improve upon the standard Windows interface by creating an entirely new interface that is fundamentally finger-friendly. Hands-on with the Toshiba Libretto W100 Dual-display. Toshiba announced a dual-touchscreen display notebook concept called the "libretto W100" today.
Unlike many concepts which never get in the hands of consumers, Toshiba will be making a limited number of the librettos available in August for "early technology adopters. " What makes the Toshiba libretto interesting is its use of two 7" multi-touch screens (each with 1024 x 600 resolution), rather than the combination of screen and keyboard that you find on typical notebooks.
The libretto's multi-touch screens can work independently or together, allowing users to browse the Web on one screen while checking e-mail on the other, or view a webpage across both screens.