A method for providing multiple display screens for a computerized device. Here a plurality of display screens, often four are more, created, each with edges that contain mechanical or magnetic clasps, as well as electrical connectors for communicating display information and optionally power. These screens are stacked in a receptacle in the device's body, usually with at least one screen capable of facing the user and displaying information in the stacked configuration. Upon removal from the stack, the various displays may be snapped together to form a larger planar multiple-display surface, which often may be disposed in various configurations depending upon user preference. Each display may optionally have its own battery, orientation sensor, or camera, and can receive and show display information from the devices' processor, as well as optionally transmit display orientation or camera information back to the processor, which in turn may adjust the display accordingly.