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The specs can be found directly on the website for the product
www.gscreenlaptop.com/

For convenience I will list them.
Available: Nov 2011
Price: $2100
Dual 17.3-inch 1920 x 1080 HD LED-backlit display screens
Intel® Core i7- 1.73Ghz 740QM 4M Quad core
Genuine Windows® 7 Professional
Memory: 8 GB DDR3 1333Mhz
Video: 1GB NVIDIA® GeForce® GTS 250M GPU 1333Mhz
Hard drive. 500 . Support SATA II HDD.1 x 2.5 (9.5mm) HDD, 7200rpm

Thanks, must have missed that. For $2,100 you get TWO full HD 17" displays, a quad core i7 processor, 8GB RAM, and a solid video card as well as 500GB 7200rpm HDD. I would say that those specs are pretty impressive and in my opinion $2100 sounds like a fair price. I haven't seen very many other laptops like this one, so if you need one like this I say go for it. Hope that helps!

Also, the only reason I wouldn't buy this (if I were you), is the size. It looks pretty huge, but if that's not an issue to you I say it's good.

I am grateful that at least 1 other person out there thinks of this laptop as a having a valid use. After reading the comments from Gizmodo (gizmodo.com­/5821839­/the­-gscreen­-spacebook­-is­-too­-b...) and Engadget (www.engadget.com­/2011­/08­/29­/gscreens­-spacebook­-beg...), I couldn't tell if the concept was just troll-fodder or legitimate.

Yeah, I mean I think it could be really useful. But only in certain situations. If your moving from room to room in a large office or around your house, this would be perfect. If you want to take this thing everywhere with you, it might not be a good idea. I guess it totally depends on what you're planning on doing with it, but for the price the specs are good.

Ok ok, i think i am beginning to see why the comments where made the way they were, from your response. People are not seeing why I find this system to be so useful. I am looking at it from a Business perspective. Every engineer at my office uses Dual Screens daily for Schematic Management and Data Analysis. Many if not most of the comments posted in other blog posts were from people who would not purchasing the system for a business, but merely for personal use.

For Business use this laptop is BRILLIANT, in that it reduces the need for docking stations and dual monitor setups at work AND at home (or anywhere else for that matter). That is my biggest interest for this system.

There are so many things you can do with this its hilarious. you could run games on two screens, business uses are extremely appealing, and you could even down the road (probably) put Mac OS X on it and run THAT with 2 screens. Not to mention, each is full HD, giving you a combined total resolution of 3840x1080. That's rather massive for a laptop. By comparison, an (semi) equally spec'd Macbook Pro will run you $100 more and give you a smaller resolution and slightly slower processor. I would love to have this, and if you go to the website, they actually have several models at varying prices. Hope this helps. Love the discussion by the way.

korbendalis - Yeah I totally. Glad I could help!