Lenovo’s W700ds proved that having multiple screens on a notebook wasn’t completely infeasible, though the lackluster response to it simultaneously proved that there’s not too much pent-up demand out there for such a device. Sure, it’s a novel concept, but the incredible expense and the added weight puts most prospective buyers off. All that said, there’s always room for one more rival to try and tweak things within a niche in hopes of making something mainstream, and that’s exactly what gScreen is looking to<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Lenovo’s W700ds proved that having multiple screens on a notebook wasn’t completely infeasible, though the lackluster response to it simultaneously proved that there’s not too much pent-up demand out there for such a device. Sure, it’s a novel concept, but the incredible expense and the added weight puts most prospective buyers off. All that said, there’s always room for one more rival to try and tweak things within a niche in hopes of making something mainstream, and that’s exactly what gScreen is looking to Continue reading