Thread: Endgadget reports Microsoft's dual-screen Courier booklet
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Old 09-24-2009, 02:12 AM   #24
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Originally Posted by AnemicOak View Post
Dual screens would be neat for books with maps and stuff. You could have the map on one screen while reading on the other. Even for books without maps if it's set somewhere "real" I like to find a map online to "see" the places being mentioned.
Ohh, never thought of that! Yes, that would be handy indeed.

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I really don't think this was designed to be a dedicated ebook reader device but more of an expansion on the "tablet PC" form factor.

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Yes, I'd say it would be more geared towards the professional market. Technical documents and such. But it'd still be cool to have
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