We’ve well known about Onkyo’s DX dual-screened netbook for utterly awhile, but it’s an additional thing entirely to see it extend its dual 10-inch screens in person. On display at the Microsoft booth here during Computex, the Onkyo is still the rebadge of a Konjinsha DZ that you saw during CEATAC last year, but has the 1,366 × 768-resolution arrangement rather than than a Konjinsha’s 1,024 x 600. In the short hands-on time you found a screens to magnify uniformly, though a hinge did feel a bit diseased, though which could really expected be the result of being used as well as abused on a uncover floor. We were means to draw towards windows to a second guard without the problem, so if you were endangered which a learning bend would be as well steep, fret not. The many interesting thing about a netbook is that it turns into the handheld device of sorts — when you lift a screens behind in, you can flip it around and reason it up. For some peculiar reason it doesn’t have the touchscreen, so you have to make use of an visual rodent upon the side to navigate within Windows 7. If anything, a DX needs an internal ascent since it still packs a initial era AMD Neo processor, though we’re certain that’ll come in time. See it all for yourself in a video after a break. Onkyo DX1007A5B dualscreen netbook