Dual screen laptop 'show off'

The size is as small as a netbook, but there are two screens for a more user-friendly interface, which are the first features of Kohjinsha's dual-screen DZ laptop.

Kohjinsha DZ or DZ6KHE16E owns two 10.1-inch LED blacklit displays that are matched to each other to create a look that is no different from a regular laptop. When you need to use 2 monitors, users just need to turn on the coupling located on the side of the screen to reveal the second screen.

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Kohjinsha DZ dual screen

To cut costs, Kohjinsha opted for a low-end configuration similar to today's popular netbooks including the Athlon Neo MV-40 1.6GHz processor, 1GB of RAM (up to 4GB upgrade), 160GB of 5400rpm hard drive. , discrete ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics card, Wi-Fi 802.11 b / g / n, Ethernet and 1.3mp webcam.

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Looks like a regular laptop when used with 1 screen

It has a battery life of 4 to 4.5 hours of operation. Due to 2 screens, the weight becomes heavier, 1.84kg. Kohjinsha has officially sold the dual-screen DZ line in the Japanese market at a price of 21 million VND (~ 1107 USD).

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Canova has flexible morphology, modern look but the price is quite high

Laptops with dual screens are not new ideas. The first dual-screen laptop title to mention is that Asus W5Fe has a small sub-screen outside the machine surface. Next is the idea for Canova dual-screen laptops with modern designs, taking advantage of 1 of 2 screens as virtual keyboard. However, most of these notebooks only stop at the technology level because their prices are still high (Canova has a price range of VND 76 million - $ 4,000).

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Asus W5Fe with secondary monitor on the machine surface

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