I mean, that demo model looks like a hot mess of ripples and artefacts from this angle.
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It could have been so simple: the display on a roll with a spring and a sensor to keep track and rescale the resolution accordingly. You pull at the top to extend the display to x2 and more and be done. Maybe add a scissor at the back to keep the foil without wrinkles. It would have been old-Lenovo-style sturdy instead of the plaything with a motor that breaks after 2 years.
Eventually we'll get digital newspapers. This is one of the steps to that.
It's a pretty awkward growth so far though.
What the fuck do you even do on a tall scree... Oh its basically a portable vertical monitor
I use dual monitors one on top of each other. If I had this I would simply stack 2 windows.
How expensive is it anyway isn't it just better to get a second monitor if you have to?
Zenbook Duo is much simpler and actually seems effective.