Slashgear is linking to a Netbooked report that features a user who couldn’t wait for the Microsoft Courier concept to come to be. So, he converted his Dell Mini 9 into a dual screen Tablet. It’s a bit rough around the edges, but it looks like he’s using the right side for input and the left side for viewing content. Even with the rough edges, I think this guy (the user’s handle is pakkel) has been inside Ken Hinckley’s brain.
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