The litl webbook aims to simplify the at-home web experience. Litl uses its own user-friendly, maintenance-free software, eliminating the hassle sometimes associated with general purpose computers. With its easel mode, remote control and ultra wide viewing angle, the webbook can bend back into an inverted-V position for viewing content anywhere in the room while keeping a tiny footprint.
Credits: Aaron Tang, John Chuang and Ken Maclure of litl; Bart Haney, Josh Morenstein, Naoya Edahiro, and Nick Cronan of fuseproject
