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Lenovo unveils 2-screen notebook

San Francisco: Lenovo Group, seeking to set itself apart in a crowded field of laptop competitors, is releasing what the company says is the first dual-screen notebook computer. It is one of several laptops that the world's No. 4 personal computer maker is debuting this week at the Consumer Electronics Show (  ....Read more

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no differenceBy: nitish agarwal | Thursday , 8 Jan '09 6:04:43 AM Reply | Forward the 30degree second screen rotation doesn't make any difference to the user.Buying this is just like wasting money on a chinese bullshit
chinese laptopBy: kul bhushan | Tuesday , 6 Jan '09 21:44:40 PM Reply | Forward when will India get in chip business or computer manufacturing.Tandon was the first is it going to be last.May be India can come with low energy use computer for the kids and non kids.Computer for writers . computer for artists, computer for small business .May be computer without wires. anybody out there.They should be task specific integrated machines and cheap. Good Luck.Please do not waste money and energy in cars .Solar bike will do it.Not just a bike real thing fully redesigned for battery use.
lenovo Thinkpads...wxxx series---By: Mahesh Naik | Monday , 5 Jan '09 15:11:11 PM Reply | Forward Lenovo is Chinese, Chinese are colour blind, They dont care for colourful touchpad keys.Everything is Rat Black as they understand that colour inside out.---A disappointed thinkpad user---
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