gScreen's Dual-Screen SpaceBook Laptop Finally Up for Pre-Order
While not quite in the Duke Nukem Forever league, gScreen’s SpaceBook has truly earned its stripes as “delayware.” The product in question is a dual-screen notebook that was first announced in 2009 but never released. It now seems that the dual-screen notebook is finally ready for market action. gScreen, the Alaska-based startup behind the SpaceBook, is now taking pre-orders for its flagship product.
Originally conceived as a 15.4-inch notebook powered by Intel’s C2D processors, it now sports two 17.4-inch displays and is powered by last-gen Intel Core i5 and i7 processors. Here are the specs of the two variants currently up for pre-order:

Given its history, it's eerie that gSpace hasn’t revealed when it will begin shipping the SpaceBook. Also, what’s with the first-generation Intel Core iX processors?
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goku_dsv
July 18, 2011 at 4:17am
I'm taking pre-orders for my new dual-screen BioPC. it uploads images straight to each retina of the eye. no realproduct yet made. but please send me a down payment of onemillion dollars. we accept all major credit cards and checks. sorry no C.O.D.'s lol
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avenger48
July 17, 2011 at 11:58am
I hate to say it, but for that $2800 (!), you can get a decked out Sager (Clevo) NP8150 (Core i7 2820QM, GTX 580M, 16GB DDR3, 500GB HDD, etc.) and 2 1080P desktop monitors, which it actually has the outputs for. Don't get me wrong, this is kind of cool, but how often do you honestly pull out your laptop and think "Damn, I wish I had a funky folding second screen right now!"
Also, you know you'll acutally get the Sager in a timely fasion.
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nlncmp
July 17, 2011 at 10:40am
Very fishy. That $1,200 to $1,400 "down payment" will buy a decent laptop right now. If a new startup wants to enter this very red ocean they should start with an entry level product, or with idea so unique and desirable that everybody really wants it. I don't think they've got that here. If this idea is real, maybe SpaceBook could license the concept to some of the proven brands already on the market. But I doubt it.
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big_montana
July 17, 2011 at 10:05am
Try purchasing a Dell Latitude laptop with 2nd Gen Core i proc's. You can't as Dell does not offer them, and they just refreshed their latitude lineup and still only offer 1st gen chips.
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Zoandar
July 17, 2011 at 8:26am
This just seems fishy to me. They want 50% down on a product yet to be released? Either they have cash problems or it may be a scam. Or both. Ask them to send you a prototype for review so we can maybe know if they even exist.
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Eoraptor
July 17, 2011 at 3:34pm
Agreed. let's see a working example at a show somewhere first. after all, for these prices, you could buy not one, but two steam punk keyboards, or outfit an alienware in the middle of the range.
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