Forget laptop stickers: Intel’s pasted a second screen on a prototype laptop it showed at its annual developer conference.

The laptop had a regular screen on one side of the display panel and a gray scale e-ink screen on the other. When it was shut, the e-ink screen could serve as an electronic sticker to read e-books, images, text messages or news.

The laptop was shown at the Intel Developer Forum being held in San Francisco.

“You know how people like bumper stickers on the outside of their laptop. The first idea was just being able to take any image from your hard drive and just post that on the screen,” said Taylor Courier, an Intel researcher.

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