Looking for a New laptop

[BaconFries]

Interesting idea the three screen laptop. One 16in in the center the two either side are 10in. Descent speck although it might be better of utilising the Ryzen chipset instead.
https://xyber.store/products/medusa?var ... 9480409378

[AliGW]

You can get two 14" screens to attach to a laptop that fold out. I used to use one and it was quite useful, but it's not easy to use it as a laptop that way (you really have to sit at a desk). I prefer plugging into an external monitor when I'm at a desk.

I've not seen one quite like this before, though.

[onlye]

Interesting, but I think 10" screens are too small. Course, I am older and and prefer larger screens. I have a 17" single USB-C connection portable monitor I keep in my laptop bag for traveling. It provides the two screen setup I am use to at my desk. Works great for extended screen for my work or mirrored screen when doing customer demo.

[wwonderfull]

This laptop actually looks good for productivity to be honest. For productive people it could be a good option as it has the folding feature.

[BaconFries]

onlye totally agree 10in is small but the overall size combined equals 36in. It won't be to everyones requirements but may attract developers/coders. One big downside is the weight at just over 5lbs which you want to be lugging around with you daily.

[BaconFries]

wwonderfull it does look great for productivity and most likely attract those who will maybe use for programming on one if the two tens or to watch/ view the likes of YouTube while using the larger 16in for designing.

[BaconFries]

Ali I too used to use a similar setup as you mentioned great to use but best used sitting at a desk. When out and about I now tend to carry a small projector plug it into laptop and show the work. I personally think the mentioned laptop will just be used by a niche market of users that want this type if setup.