If you're looking for a laptop that can take full advantage of Windows 8's finger-friendly touch environment and the traditional Windows desktop, here's what you need to know about Asus' double-screened convertible.
Otherwise, the Taichi follows the pattern established by many of the Windows 8 Ultrabooks we've seen: good ideas marred by small (but significant) compromises. Asus' Taichi Ultrabook is no different, but it does have a unique twist: instead of a keyboard dock, a flipping screen, or a hinge that literally bends over backwards into tablet mode, the Taichi actually includes two separate screens, one on the inside of the laptop's lid and one on the outside. The Windows 8 convertible laptops we've seen have all been defined by two things: their screens and the compromises they make to accommodate Microsoft's latest operating system.
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