Gizmodo released details on a secret Microsoft project in the late prototype stages known as Courier. It can be though of two small tablets stitched together to make a dual screen tablet that folds together like a book with a leather cover. The dual 7" screens are full multi-touch enabled with support for a stylus and touch gestures. There is a single button between the two screens and status indicators around the frame of the screens with an camera on the back cover.
"Until recently, it was a skunkworks project deep inside Microsoft, only known to the few engineers and executives working on it—Microsoft's brightest, like Entertainment & Devices tech chief and user-experience wizard J. Allard, who's spearheading the project. Currently, Courier appears to be at a stage where Microsoft is developing the user experience and showing design concepts to outside agencies."
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