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What if Apple released a device that was an M2/M3 MacBook, but the back side of the screen was another screen? I didn’t used to believe this was likely, but no
by fudged71 3y ago
What if Apple released a device that was an M2/M3 MacBook, but the back side of the screen was another screen?
I didn’t used to believe this was likely, but now we have the Vision Pro which has an internal and external screen. A combo laptop/tablet would be incredible, and they use the same chip so why not?
- ramranch 3y agoDouble sided devices are inherently more fragile, for one.
- stonecharioteer 3y agoLenovo did that, put an eink screen on the back of one of their laptops. It was Intel only, and I was looking for a Ryzen 7 or 9. Asus's Z13 and X13 Flow lines work for me here. I use an X13 Flow with a Ryzen 9 and a 3050Ti. It works amazingly. Fedora and KDE have native touch support.