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Hard sell, but a laptop with a reversible 2-1 screen, one side OLED, and one e-ink, would probably be a winner. Or something like the framework laptop, but wit
by BiteCode_dev 5y ago
Hard sell, but a laptop with a reversible 2-1 screen, one side OLED, and one e-ink, would probably be a winner.
Or something like the framework laptop, but with a plugable/ unplaggable screen, and you switch as needed.
I would buy one. Espacially on travel, where the prospect of working outside in nature, and having a one week battery life would be fantastic for work.
- mdp2021 5y ago> a laptop with a reversible 2-1 screen The Lenovo ThinkBook Plus has an E-Ink display on the outer side - but I think it remains an outer side.
- BiteCode_dev 5y agoYes, that's the deal breaker. If I can't type with the keyboard, or if I have to add some additional keyboard for mobility, it gets very cluncky.
- cestith 5y agoAt the same time, there have been so many convertible tablet/laptop systems that either have the pivot at the bottom center of the screen or less commonly a screen that turns over between two arms on the sides that it's hard to believe someone couldn't do the same with a two-sided screen enclosure.