Comments on: Asus takes user interface to the next level
Termed "Reality-to-Virtual," what looks like a clamshell laptop with dual LCDs is a showcase of how motion sensing can be combined with context-based displays.
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- by Hobyx June 7, 2008 1:22 PM PDT
- Sweet.. even better if at least one of those screens was double-sided.
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(3 Comments)The eject procedure should really have been a single step though.