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Nachricht	>[img:http://images.anandtech.com/doci/11001/Razer%20Project%20Valerie%20-%20Front%20Open_678x452.png] > >Noch nur ein Konzept / Prototyp. > >[img:http://i.imgur.com/wsKWY2J.png] > > >[http://www.anandtech.com/show/11001/razer-reveals-triple-monitor-laptop-valarie] > >[i:Today Razer is announcing Project Valerie, which is the world’s first portable laptop with three built-in displays. To do this, they didn’t make the main display smaller either. All three displays are 17.3-inch UHD (3840x2160) IGZO panels with 100% Adobe RGB coverage. I’ll leave the discussion on why 100% Adobe RGB isn’t a great experience for another day, but with the three displays, you get a 11,520 x 2160 resolution experience with Project Valerie. Since this is going to be a struggle to drive even with the best GPU, all three displays also support G-SYNC. The displays themselves have a motorized hinge to put them into position, and they slide back and slide under the main panel when stowed. It’s an interesting feat of engineering. > >The basis of Project Valerie is the Razer Blade Pro, with a quad-core i7 mobile CPU, NVIDIA GTX 1080, and plenty of RAM, at least for the prototypes, and this may change later. For outright gaming, the single GTX 1080 is going to struggle with this kind of resolution of course, but if and when this comes to production we’ll see what Razer can do about that. It also features the ultra-low-profile mechanical keyboard from the Pro, with per-key RGB backlighting and Chroma support.] > >[vid:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTtQvQR99q0]
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