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Two 14-inch touch panels on a 360-degree hinge: a full dual-monitor desk that folds into a laptop, on Intel N95.
£667to £759 depending on configuration
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The Vidar Twin 14 gives you two equal 14-inch touch displays rather than one screen and a strip. Opened flat it is a dual-monitor workspace; folded to a tent it presents outward; closed it is a single 14-inch-sized package. Both panels take touch input, which makes the second surface usable for annotation, not just for reading.
It runs an Intel N95 quad-core processor with Windows 11 Pro, 8 or 16 GB of memory and a 128 GB to 1 TB SSD. The body is grey. Because it is a genuine two-panel machine, it is the largest-screen dual-display option before the 16-inch Triptych.
Resolution, battery, ports and weight are not published, so screen sharpness and running time are confirmed on quotation. The same platform is sold by Vidar under several titles; this is a single product with one page.
For people who need two documents side by side more often than they need a single large screen: accounting, coding, casework, design review.
Vidar describes a dual touch convertible, and both panels are specified as touch. Touch on the deck-facing panel is what makes annotations and form filling practical.
Windows presents them as two displays, so they can be extended, duplicated or used one at a time. Whether they can be spanned by a single application depends on that application, not on the hardware.
Weight is not published by Vidar. Two panels and a dual hinge add mass compared with a single-screen 14-inch laptop; ask for the figure with your quote if portability is critical.
No. The Duo 11 uses two 11-inch panels in a smaller folding body. The Twin 14 has two 14-inch panels, an N95 processor and a different hinge design.
| Specification | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Intel N95 (quad-core) | Vidar key attributes |
| Memory installed | 8 GB | Vidar option list |
| Memory (maximum stated) | 16 GB | Vidar option list |
| Storage | 128 GB | Vidar option list |
| Storage (maximum stated) | 1 TB | Vidar option list |
| Main display | 14 inches | Vidar key attributes |
| Second display | 14 inches | Vidar key attributes |
| Touch input | Yes | Vidar key attributes |
| Operating system | Windows 11 Pro | Vidar key attributes |
| Graphics | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Resolution | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Battery capacity | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Ports | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Weight | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
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