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Microsoft Courier

Courier was a prototype concept by Microsoft for a dual-touchscreen tablet. The device was conceived as being a digital notebook, consisting of two 7-inch touchscreens hinged together like a book, and running a custom operating system built primarily around handwriting input and a notebook-like journal for storing notes, images, and clippings from web pages.

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Microsoft Courier

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Avg. degree1.95
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Microsoft Courier

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Microsoft Paintinstance ofCourier would have included applications0.80text
notepad to help users createinstance ofCourier would have included applications0.80text
organize original contentinstance ofCourier would have included applications0.80text
as well as webinstance ofCourier would have included applications0.80text
photo browsersinstance ofCourier would have included applications0.80text
email applicationsinstance ofCourier would have included applications0.80text
and possibly an e-reader.Core operating systemThe core operating system of the Courier was reportedly a specialized version of Microsoft Windows CEinstance ofCourier would have included applications0.80text
however the Courier would not have allowed installation of native Windows applications onto the systeminstance ofCourier would have included applications0.80text
Microsoft Courierrelated to Clip, Tuck, and PasteAn0.60section
Microsoft Courierrelated to Clip, Tuck, and PasteThis0.60section

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