The Sony Tablet P is an unusual mobile Android device with two 5.5 inch displays which can be used to display two apps at once, or one app that spans both screens. Sony introduced the tablet last year, but now AT&T is preparing to offer a version of the Tablet P for use on the company’s 4G HSPA+ network. AT&T…
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The NajmTek Ubook is a laptop with a 13.3 inch, 1440 x 900 pixel display… and a second 12 inch, 1440 x 600 pixel display where you’d expected to find the keyboard. While it’s not easy to touch-type on the glass screen as on a physical keyboard which provides tactile feedback, there are a few advantages to this approach. You…
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The NEC Cloud Communicator dual-screen Android tablet made its first appearance in the US during the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show. But while the tablet went on sale in Japan last summer, it’s not yet available outside of that country. But the dual screen tablet has come a long way since I saw it last year. NEC has worked with software…
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After months of teasing us with the two new Android devices, Sony is finally getting ready to launch its 9.4 inch Sony Tablet S and dual-screen Sony Tablet P. The Tablet S is expected to ship in September and it’s available for pre-order for $499.99 and up. The Tablet P is expected to hit the streets in November and it…
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Early this year Sony introduced two new Android devices, code-named the Sony S1 and S2. The first has a 9.4 inch display and a wedge-shaped design, and we now know it will be called the Sony Tablet S when it’s launched. The later is a dual-screen device that you can fold up and fit in your pocket, and Engadget reports…
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AT&T has announced that it will be the exclusive mobile broadband provider for Sony’s upcoming S2 tablet when it hits the streets later this year. The device features two 5.5 inch displays and a hinge in the middle allowing you to fold it up and fit it in a pocket. The AT&T model will have an HSPA+ module for connection…
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Sony’s dual-screen Android tablet moved one step closer to launch this week with the filing of documents at the FCC. The FCC listing doesn’t provide many new details about the Sony S2, but it will apparently support 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth, and support for AT&T’s 3G mobile broadband network. Engadget suggests that the device could also support 21Mbps HSPA+ wireless networks….
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The enTourage eDGe and Pocket eDGe are two of the most bizarre mobile devices to hit the market in the last few years. They’re dual-screen devices running Google Android. One screen is an E Ink display while the other is a color LCD. You can run Android apps on the LCD screen or read eBooks in the black and white…
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Remember that crazy dual-screen Android tablet NEC was showing off earlier this year? You’ll be able to pick one up next month… if you happen to live in Japan. I’d be surprised if you ever see this model on sale at a major US retail chain, but that’s what importers are for, right? The NEC LifeTouch W has two 7…
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A few leaks and rumors about Nokia’s future plans are making the rounds this morning. First up is a Nokia Communicator device that looks a bit like a Nintendo 3DS thanks to its two screens and 3D display technology. This device looks like something Nokia is actually considering, having shown up in a patent application from the company. That doesn’t…
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The Acer Iconia Touchbook isn’t the most compact notebook or tablet on the market. But with two 14 inch touchscreen displays, it’s certainly one of the most unusual. Acer first introduced the computer with a touchscreen where you’d normally find a keyboard last year. Now Acer has announced the Touchbook will go on sale in the US and Canada for…
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Sprint has announced that the wacky dual-screen Kyocera Echo Android smartphone will be available for $199.99 on April 17th. Pre-orders start on March 26th. The Echo blurs the lines between a phone, tablet, and netbook, thanks to it’s dual-screen design which lets you use the device in three modes. You can hold it like standard, single-screen smartphone or open it…
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