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You've probably seen the pictures of the Kohjinsha 10.1-inch dual-screen netbook that we reported on from CEATEC 2009. We've soon good news on that, as it looks like the netbook won't be a prototype forever, and will apparently be sold in Japan from December 11th as the Kohjinsha DZ. It'll set you back ¥79,800 ($925), ...

Watch The Video At CEATEC JAPAN 2009, Sony presented “flexible organic EL displays driven by organic TFTs,” along with various product concepts, including a Walkman with ... organic EL elements on a plastic film. These displays are thin and light, and they can bend. The display exhibited at CEATEC was a 2.5 inch model with 160 x 120 pixels, giving a resolution of 80 ppi, ...

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... the current full HD standard. This would theoretically mean that the 4K TV is capable of displaying four full HD screens at the same time. Panasonic for example showcased their new 4K TV at the Ceatec convention in Japan last month. Other companies like Sony also showcased their 4K TVs already. But who needs such a display? There are definitely some uses in the high-end professional market but ...

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Fujitsu and DoCoMo ever showed off their splitable concept phone at CEATEC last year, and now they’ve made it a real deal. Here comes the Fujitsu F-04B, which is different from conventional slider phones as it can be separated into two parts. The Fujitsu F-04B measures 11.4×5.1×20.4 cm and weights about 173g and it boasts impressively long standby and talk time, which are 600 hours and ...

... a profit. To do so, the company is betting on (stereo) 3D, among other things, to charge a premium, in a bid to increase its margins. This was largely visible during our recent trip to CEATEC in Japan: stereo 3D was everywhere, in TVs, but also in the PS3 graphics driver itself. With it, Sony can turn the PS3 (an Uber10) user interface and most games into “3D Stereo” games. So what&# ...

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... , seamless but for the dividing frame. Slide the two screens back into the centre – one behind the other – to use as a standard one-screened laptop. Clever stuff. First shown off at CEATEC in Japan, the DZ series is now available from Japan for around £675. A further £35 will get you the 32-bit Windows 7, and about £45 will get it shipped over within 3 weeks if you ...