Toshiba touch-screen mini-notebook PC that doubles as an electronic book reader, joining a growing number of electronics makers trying to enter the emerging new mobile device category pioneered by Apple Inc.'s iPad. The Libretto W100, which will be released in late August in Japan, runs on Microsoft's Windows operating system. It features two touch-screen displays, and when held vertically and used as an electronic reader, it looks like an open book.
Our libretto ultramobile PCs do what smartphones dread and go where laptops fear to tread, providing a full PC and rich Internet experience in a super-small handheld design. You’ll have the freedom to savor your media most anywhere, enjoying seamless emailing and the Office apps you can’t live without. You’ll also be able to chat face-to-face with the important people in your life. Quite simply, these trend-setting new PCs take you and your mobility one step beyond. The libretto family delivers what you’ve been waiting for: the freedom, convenience and richness of Windows 7 wherever and whenever the moment strikes. Offering power-efficient Intel processors, they let you easily jump from one thing to the next, or juggle everything at once. As for Internet, you’ll be browsing, shopping, posting and sharing in more places than ever.
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