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Toshiba’s dual-screen Libretto W100 hits Japan next week

Toshibas dual-screen Libretto W100 hits Japan next week

It\’s no Courier, but Toshiba\’s dual-screened Libretto W100 is ready nearly as good as we\’re going to get and, in case you\’re in Japan, the getting is set to get good. The main-free lappy is because of start shipping there on August 11, meaning you\’re just some days (and, possibly, a couple of very long flights) faraway from getting your fingerprints world wide one. If, however, you\’re not quite a bit into the importing scene, you\’re going to must wait somewhat longer for this $1,100 curiosity to hit US shores through normal retail channels. How much longer? Toshiba promised a summer release, and let\’s just say that the days aren\’t getting to any extent further.

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