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Has anyone ever released a two-sided phone, with a screen on each side (so the opposite idea of one that closes like this, no hinges)? Bonus points if they're t
by Aardwolf 6y ago
Has anyone ever released a two-sided phone, with a screen on each side (so the opposite idea of one that closes like this, no hinges)? Bonus points if they're two independent phones but sharing the same battery, e.g. for company phone and personal phone
- onion2k 6y agoWhy would you want a device with two screens where you can only look at one of them at a time? It'd make a lot more sense to have a single screen and a switch (maybe in hardware?) to toggle between "screen 1" and "screen 2".
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- T-A 6y agoA low power e-ink screen on one side for reading e-books and the like, an ordinary screen on the other for video, games and other things which need low latency and full color. It's been tried a few times but never really took off: https://www.eink.com/mobile-wearables.html?type=application&id=3 https://www.eink.com/mobile-wearables.html?type=application&...
- emodendroket 6y agoYou just really enjoy worry about screen scratches
- cbartlett 6y agoYotaphone + 3 has this, the display on the back is an eInk display.