The compromise of mobile computing is that you've got less screen real estate than you'd have on a desktop. But the trio of Belgian entrepreneurs behind the Slidenjoy have come up with a way to let you have your laptop cake and eat it, too.

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Their product is a pair of 1920x1080 flatscreen monitors—in 13", 15" or 17" sizes, neatly aligning with MacBook sizes—that slide into a sleeve. This sleeve can be attached to the back of your laptop via magnets, and with the screens deployed, you've got the wraparound monitor set-up favored by everyone from hardcore gamers to day traders.

In the photo below, you can see they've added a little flip-down panel to take the weight of the extra monitors off of your laptop's original hinges, which were obviously not meant to support an additional pair of screens:

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However, the developers have also made the incredible claim that each extra monitor will only weigh between 50 and 100 grams (just 1.8 to 3.6 ounces!).

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Demand for something like the Slidenjoy seems to be high, as the Kickstarter campaign has already exceeded its target; at press time they'd garnered $344,000 over a $331,000 goal, with nearly a month left to pledge. Buy-in starts at €199 (USD $220) for a one-screen model, but the vast majority of backers are ponying up €299 (USD $330) for the dual-sceren version.

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By the bye, it occurs to us that the triangular sharing configuration would be perfect for generous folks trapped in that awful Hexagon airplane cabin.

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