Most experimental laptop designs (photos)
by CNET News.com | March 15, 2012, 3:00pm PDT | Image 1 of 6
The design, while unique, is most notable for its use of Corning's scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass not only on the edge-to-edge display, but also covering the entire back of the lid, as well as the wrist rest. On top of that, it's one of the very first 14-inch ultrabooks, although it's a bit thicker and heavier than the ultrabook name would lead you to expect. It's practical, while still being fun to use and fun to show off, and its glass-covered construction makes it feel just a little like an artifact from the near future.
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I *really* like the HDX idea - Stick that on a normal sized laptop, add a few inches of telescoping arm, and you've got a design I'd love to have.
Add in the keyboard layout & mini touchscreen of the Razer Blade, with adjustable colour illuminated keys & you'd pretty much have laptop perfection
Add in the keyboard layout & mini touchscreen of the Razer Blade, with adjustable colour illuminated keys & you'd pretty much have laptop perfection
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