Both screens are 7 inches in size.
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The outside of the machine is with a scratched aluminum case.
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Single USB port.
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W100 has a thickness of about 3 cm.
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Below this model.
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W100 runs on Windows 7 operating system.
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Power switch.
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Quick switch to keyboard mode on the second screen.
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Virtual Keyboard.
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. along with some other convenient interfaces such as calendar reminders.
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Virtual keyboard style on both sides.
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Shaping with Libretto models from the first days.
Marvin Fry