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By Anonymous Coward Posted Wednesday 27th June 2007 01:41 GMT
This article mentions that the screen is physically flexible, suggestion that that's problematic. Why is it a problem?
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Comments on: Toshiba 'world's lightest' laptop wafts down
flexible screen - so what? #
By Anonymous Coward Posted Wednesday 27th June 2007 01:41 GMT