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Image gallery: Meet the laptop you'll use in 2015

Laptop design is set to change significantly. These concept notebooks point the way.

The Canova concept notebook from V12 Design features two touch-sensitive displays. It can be oriented as a traditional laptop for typing or writing, laid flat as a sketch pad or turned on its side as an e-reader.

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