Dual-Screen Netbooks
The Sharp Mebius PC-NJ70A Has an LCD Screen In Its Trackpad
Netbooks are all the rage right now for being small and ultra portable. This netbook from Sharp also wins some serious cool points with an LCD screen built directly into its trackpad. The pictures of the computer in action show someone playing a bowling game using the trackpad, but it can also be used as a small secondary display for your computer. Pretty awesome. The computer also has a 160GB hard drive, Intel Atom processor, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi.
Trend Themes
1. Dual-screen Devices - Innovative netbooks with dual-screen technology show the potential for enhanced user experience and more efficient multitasking.
2. Integrated Displays - The integration of displays into unexpected devices, such as trackpads, creates opportunities for new user interactions and functions.
3. Ultra-portable Computing - The popularity of small and lightweight netbooks drives demand for innovative designs and features.
Industry Implications
1. Computer Hardware - Manufacturers of computer hardware can explore the potential of dual-screen technology and integrated displays to create enhanced products for portable computing.
2. Gaming - The integration of a display in the trackpad of the Sharp Mebius PC-NJ70A shows the potential for innovative gaming experiences on portable devices.
3. Consumer Electronics - Consumer electronics manufacturers can harness the trend towards ultra-portable computing by creating devices with new and innovative features, such as dual-screens and integrated displays.