This netbook is flaunting twin 10.1 inch LCDs that can slide out to either show one monitor or both and it also swivels. At its CEATEC booth, Kohjinsha shows off this DX10 packing little workhorse. Each screen is capable of either 1024 x 600 or 1366 x 768 resolution. This little guys is powered by an AMD Athlon MV-40, rocking 4 gigs of DDR2, and 2.5″ SATA. All this hardware is mashed together under Windows 7 Home Premium. Now with the expectation that twin LCDs would not make this a candidate for the world’s thinnest netbook, but a max height of 1.7 inches and a minimum of 0.75 is pretty respectable for a prototype. Reps at the scene did not have pricing or battery life information, but hopefully soon we can get an idea of what a twin screen netbook with cost and how long we can run it for.
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Are you looking for a Zen inpiration to make it through the work day? Look no further… Famous Japanese artist UFO-Hayashi embelishes yet another gadget masterpiece. This Acer Aspire One is located on eBay and starting at $3,000. This netbook was cool before but made even better by the kyo-yu-zen style artwork. The theme is the spring of life , depicting the spring emerging after the long cold winter of your life. The elaborate artwork seems almost too amazing to touch or use everyday. If your looking for a netbook to make a statement, check it out before May 1st.
