Isaiah's Tech

Back in February, we heard that gScreen would be developing the Spacebook, which is what you see above and below. The gScreen Spacebook would be a notebook equipped with two LCD displays - which was probably influenced by the Lenovo ThinkPad W700ds. The Alaska-based company, founded by Gordon Stewart, is "in talks with the military" to make this notebooks happen. The first notebook they plan to create has two 15.4-inch display, but the first one to hit the market will have either a 16 or 17-inch display. What they plan to do is have the screen slide out from behind the other, which should be tough. Right now, they're working on the sliding mechanism.

Gordon has stated that he plans to get the Spacebook up and running by December since that's when he wants it to hit Amazon.com. He also hopes that he can keep this notebook under $3,000 USD. Both of these ideas - to me - seem unbelievable.

The gScreen Spacebook will reportedly have: an Intel Core 2 Duo CPU, 4GB of RAM, Nvidia GF900M GT discrete graphics, an HDD with 7,200 RPM, Windows 7, and a 6 / 9-cell battery option. Did I mention that the chassis alone could weigh over 12 pounds - have fun not lugging this thing around.
[GScreen, Gizmodo]