"Having your browser, iTunes, IM, TweetDeck, Word, Skype, Photoshop, video editing tools, folders, and more open at the same time…well, it just takes up a lot of screen real estate. On a 15.4″ laptop, you can only fit so much before your screen is piled with program after program. gScreen, an Alaska-based notebook designer and manufacturer, aims to solve that problem, no matter where you are, with what can only be described as the PC version of a two-headed hydra: the dual-screen laptop." - Morton Fox from Bookmarklet

WANT. NOW. Actually, I want this LAST WEEK! Gimme gimme. :D - Chris, Taskerrific Guy

How about a design where by you have dual screens in laptop mode, and a tablet with the lid shut? One screen could pivot on a hinge on one side of the lid -- flip it around and lock it to the back of the lid when closed for a tablet, flip out when open for dual screens. This looks like a more robust design, though, if you just want a bad-ass, dual monitor laptop workstation. - Christopher A Carr

Weight and price are big problems with this setup. - Morton Fox

+++++++Morton. Also physical stability. - LANjackal

holy shit - Christopher Harris

I suppose if you really want a more-or-less portable workstation... I want one because, well, it's shiny and new and has pretty screens. ;-) I'm easily amused. - Christopher A Carr

That looks like at least 4x the potential trouble and is a ugly as something aesthetically unappealing . - WorldofHiglet

Higlet: What does "and is a ugly as something aesthetically unappealing" mean? - Christopher A Carr

It means I don't like the look of it. - WorldofHiglet

Ah. ;-) Looks pretty handsome to me for being a big heavy thing with multiple screens... - Christopher A Carr

Sign. Me. Up! - Justin

Ah, the new beefed up netbooks! - winckel

Neat! - Mitchell Tsai

It will be way too heavy ! - Bernsoft