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That is awesome! I cant wait to see one of those in a coffee shop.

• tln 10y ago
  I can't wait to see one of these on an airplane... just hope I'm not the poor sod in the next seat!
  • Skunkleton 10y ago
    That would be a hell of sight. Bonus points if they have all the displays folded out while reading their kindle :p
  • coldtea 10y ago
    Obviously those who can afford them also fly first class.
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• slantyyz 10y ago
  I'm curious how long the battery lasts. That thing must have a beefy discrete GPU given Razer's pedigree. I'm guessing 2 hours might be wishful thinking (which is actually OK for me, since I'm plugged in >90% of the time).
  • mschuster91 10y ago
    > I'm curious how long the battery lasts. That thing must have a beefy discrete GPU given Razer's pedigree. I guess that the dGPU is only used when all three screens are extended or an application that requires a dGPU is running. Similarly to MBPs which by default use the Intel GPU and only on demand switch to the dGPU.
    • slantyyz 10y ago
      I think the latest onboard Intel graphics (the ones used on gaming laptops at least) can drive a trio 4k screens [1] - I assume that would allow the battery last longer when not gaming. FWIW (anecdotal), I have a 4K non-touch Windows laptop with nVidia dGPU switching, and I can barely get 3h on battery (am a heavy Chrome user). [1] http://ark.intel.com/products/88967/Intel-Core-i7-6700HQ-Processor-6M-Cache-up-to-3_50-GHz?q=6700hq http://ark.intel.com/products/88967/Intel-Core-i7-6700HQ-Pro...
      • mschuster91 10y ago
        That might be due to a lack of Chrome optimization on Windows - on OS X Chrome activates the dGPU for me only when something employs WebGL or plays any form of media.
  • yuhao 10y ago
    Not just any beefy discrete GPU... a GTX 1080.