To celebrate the company’s 25th anniversary, Toshiba was then has launched a limited-release showpiece on the month of June 2010, the miniature high concept laptop, Toshiba Libretto W100. The company was first for the concept of bringing in a mini sized hand held computer more arguably debatable whether it is an over sized SmartPhone or a little dear laptop device. It is concurrently introduced in cnet.com as a successful experiment ready to cross boundaries over laptops, tablets and cellular phones. The device comes in two multitouch displays flipped over like a real baby laptop with each screen measuring 7-inches with the screen below acting as the keyboard shell and the other as the main screen just exactly like in a notebook device.
Toshiba Libretto W105-L251 runs in the newest lag free Windows 7 Home Premium operating system and said to be available for a big $1, 099. The system works with the latest Flash 8 players that enables the users to view videos from online sites like YouTube and such and allows a better smooth viewing on local 720p video files plus, online games like Facenook’s Zynga is highly possible. Another featured detail is the navigational shortcut, Easy Menu Utility show casing a 9 square grid that gives large tap buttons that works for a lot of navigations such as manipulating screens and stuff. The mini laptop also has its own camera both rear and web cam, and also shares most of the features we enjoy over iPhone. All in all, the devise is pretty complicated but is really a must have after a period of in depth navigational studying.