However, writing on an LCD screen is still relatively strange compared to the experience of pencil and paper.
However, writing on an LCD screen is still relatively strange compared to the experience of pencil and paper.
It features a traditional LCD screen and another e-paper screen with notebook-like experience.
The Intel made several internal tests to get to the correct screen coating.
We also have a traditional 7.9-inch display and Full-HD resolution.
Thanks to the hinge, you could write on the unit like a folded notebook.
In fact, Intels goal is to recreate the role of a paper notebook in a highly mobile unit.
It is 9.7mm thick when closed and is the size of a Moleskine.
Inside, the Tiger Rapids features a preliminary version of the Kaby Lake Y processor, SSD and Wi-Fi.
It is loaded via USB-C and has autonomy of 13 to 15 hours.
The problem may be in the traditional laptop mode.
One of them is Project Precog, but it has two LCD screens.
The other is Yoga Book 2, which will use e-paper on one of the displays.
Lenovo will sell Yoga Book 2 later this year, while Asus plans to launch its project in 2019.
The Tiger Rapids, in turn, will remain as a prototype.
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