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Ultimate road-warrior tech at CeBIT

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Matt Loney ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 07 Mar 2008 12:36 GMT

This is one for the economy flyer. The Flybook VM is, says manufacturer Dialogue Technology Corp, the first laptop designed specifically for air travel. Dialogue chief executive Roland Pinto said they designed the screen's hinge to allow the whole screen to move forward when the person in front tips their seat back. The slender of wrist can type with their hands below the screen.

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