<a href="{data}/news/old_attachments/images/xentex_flip_pad.jpg"><img src="{data}/news/old_attachments/images/xentex_flip_pad_tn.jpg" class="frame" align="left" alt="Xentex Flip-Pad Voyager"></a><a href="http://www.xentex.com/home.html">Xentex Technologies</a> has developed a dual screen laptop called the Xentex Flip-Pad Voyager. Each screen is 13.3" diagonal, but each is also aligned in portrait mode. For presentations, the screens can be swiveled around to face the 180° the other direction (<a href="http://www.xentex.com/voyager/image/images/presentation.jpg">JPG</a>). The <a href="http://www.xentex.com/voyager/tour.html">start of the tour</a> shows it all folded up and mentions that it sits at 3" high, so it's more of a slim briefcase than the laptops you've become used to. It looks pretty high-tech though, like something out of James Bond or Mission Impossible. It comes with a full complement of ports (4 USB, etc.) and is powered by the latest chip. This isn't too surprising, though. As soon as you decide that your laptop is going to weigh 12 pounds, then you might as well just cram it as full of the latest tech as possible. Starting price is $5000.