Microsoft is apparently set to release a dual-screen tablet PC, Courier, with a seven inch touchscreen and a new and intuitive user interface, if a leaked video mock-up of the new equipment is to be believed.

Gizmodo has uncovered details of past-rumored project from deep in the heart of Microsoft's Development Labs, which shows a device that appears in the 'late prototyping' stage, although we do not have a date for release yet. The new UI shows the two screens and a multi-touch finger / stylus combination interface, which means that you can use it as a normal laptop to start projects and the like.

Microsoft apparently going to release a dual-screen tablet PC, Courier, with seven-inch touchscreen and a new intuitive user interface, if a video leaked demo of the new equipment is to be believed.

Gizmodo has uncovered details about the project last sound from deep in the heart of Microsoft Development Labs, which shows a device that appears in the "final prototype phase," but we have no launch date yet.

The new interface shows the two screens and a multi-finger touch pen interface combination, which means that you can use as a normal laptop to start projects and the like.

Gizmodo says that "Courier seems to be at a stage where Microsoft is developing the user experience and demonstrate design concepts from external bodies.

It is however unlikely to be seen in a while, but conservative estimates put it a year to the smallest.

Head on the side of Gizmodo, where two-minute video and a large gallery of Microsoft games, possibly tactile unit change, or simply click on video below: