Intel presents 4-screen laptop
Tangent Bay is a 15-inch prototype with a main LCD screen of the same size and 3 extra OLED touch screens above the keyboard.
The Tangent Bay prototype is a 15-inch laptop with the main LCD screen of the same size and 3 extra touch OLED screens above the keyboard .
The prototype is codenamed Tangent Bay. Photo: Cnet .
Recently, in a meeting with the theme "Mobility Meetup" between representatives of Intel and tech bloggers in San Francisco - USA, Intel introduced the idea of the first 4-screen laptop in the world. . The exhibited prototype, code-named Tangent Bay, is a 15-inch laptop with the main LCD screen of the same size and three extra-touch OLED screens located just above the keyboard.
Photo: Cnet .
The idea of using multiple monitors at the same time on a computer system is not so new and the main purpose is to help users master the way of organizing, displaying the most optimal information. Tangent Bay's 3 sub-OLED displays all have separate dedicated features, but still synchronize with each other as well as support the display of the main screen. Besides, 3 OLED displays equipped with touch feature also support processing tasks and "throw" information from one screen to another with the movement of the fingertips.
Photo: Cnet .
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