Microsoft's SideShow-enhanced PC gaming concept confirms hunch you can never have enough displays
Windows SideShow's reception in the marketplace since the launch of Windows Vista has been lukewarm at best, but they haven't given up. Now Microsoft is trying to breathe new life into Windows SideShow by illustrating some interesting applications of the platform to PC gamers.

A research study conducted by Microsoft earlier this year shows gamers are keen on a small Windows SideShow-powered touch-enabled and rotatable widescreen display to the tune of about 6.4-inches attached to the side of a monitor. If that wasn't enough, it's also suggested the display be connected via WiFi or Bluetooth so you could place it wherever. Since, Microsoft has ran with the idea showing how such a screen can benefit gamers.