Kagato said:
I thin Jonttu is asking if it would be possible to do this:
I don't know if it's
possible, but it
would be
hilarious. :lol:
Good lord.. now WHY would anyone want to do THAT?! :blink:
Since you asked the question I had a think about it...
Maybe you could play a half-interesting or half-boring movie or tv show on the top screen and play chess or surf the web (gp32 forum perhaps?) on the bottom screen. Or you could have a real-time stock market webpage on the top screen while playing a game on the bottom screen. Or you could have a really slow developing RTS game on the top screen and browse the web on the bottom screen - although for that you would need some way to shift input control back and forth from the top screen to the bottom screen.
When I first saw Kagato's photographic mock-up I thought that the idea would take the 'portability' out of 'portable console' since it looked like you could easily break off the top screen if you carried it around on an everyday basis. However when I scrolled up to take a look at Jonttu's schematic diagram again I noticed that he has drawn a
double hinge to attach the additional screen to the top of the Pandora's native screen meaning that if you are good at visualising 3-D images you can imagine the top screen wrapping around the console like a letter folded into thirds before being slipped into an envelope!
However if the manufacturers were to take this concept seriously and make a 'deluxe' version with two screens I would strongly suggest they have the second screen slide up from the back of the first screen using the sliding mechanism similar to an OQO or HTC Tytn as that would be simpler and cooler than Jonttu's design!