Laptop users who forget to print something out don't have to boot up again to retrieve the information. A laptop from ASUSTek Computer Inc. has a secondary liquid crystal display that allows people to check recent e-mails, photos and calendar items with the "SideShow" feature of Windows Vista.
January 16, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Laptop users who forget to print out addresses or meeting room numbers don’t have to wait for their laptops to boot up to check the information.
A laptop from ASUSTek Computer Inc. has a 2.5-inch secondary liquid crystal display that allows people to check recent e-mails, photos, videos and calendar items using the “SideShow” feature of Microsoft Corp.’s latest operating system, Windows Vista.
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