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Intel unveiled two new concepts at Computex in Taipei this week, both sporting dual displays and electronic paper displays (EPD). latter looks similar to a Moleskine notebook than a traditional PC, since it features a hinge in the middle for the two screens to close flat, while the second boasts two regular displays and a Lenovo Yoga Book-inspired design.
Intel’s secretive project is codenamed Tiger Rapids, and the company’s unveiling of it comes at an interesting time. Microsoft has long been rumored to be developing a foldable dual-screen device, similar to the Courier concept. Microsoft’s device, codenamed Andromeda, is purported to include a Qualcomm ARM processor.
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