The Verge

Though initially announced in 2009 and scheduled for release in 2010, the SpaceBook saw numerous delays which would ultimately push the dual-screen laptop to November 2011. Unfortunately, hardware specs were not updated along the way, leaving the SpaceBook with outdated Arrandale and Clarksfield processors and a two-year old Nvidia GPU to power the two 17.3-inch full HD 1080p displays. Connectivity options include HDMI, eSATA, Firewire, USB 2.0 and a 6-in-1 memory card reader.

Description

• Laptop type: Desktop replacement
• Width: 16.5 inches
• Depth: 12.6 inches
• Thickness: 1.9 inches
• Weight: 10 pounds
• Color: Black

Hardware

• Screen size (diagonal): 17.3 inches, 17.3 inches
• Technology: LCD, LCD
• Backlight: LED, LED
• Resolution (X): 1920 px, 1920 px
• Resolution (Y): 1080 px, 1080 px

Display (base)

• Type(s): Trackpad

Mouse

• Brand: Intel
• Family: Clarksfield
• Model: Core i7-740QM
• Cores: 4
• Clockspeed: 1.73 GHz
• Turbo clockspeed: 2.93 GHz

Processor (max)

• Base RAM size: 4 GB
• Max. config RAM size: 8 GB
• RAM type: DDR3
• Base RAM speed: 1333 MHz

Memory

• Optical drive type: Tray-loading
• Compatible media: DVD Super Multi

Optical Drive

• Wi-Fi: Yes
• Wi-Fi options: 802.11n, 802.11g, 802.11b
• Bluetooth: Yes
• Bluetooth version: 2.1 + EDR

Connectivity