# dual monitor laptops

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**Created:** [February 2, 2010, 6:44am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/dual-monitor-laptops/204563 "2010-02-02T06:44:23Z")\
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**Post date:** [February 2, 2010, 6:44am UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/dual-monitor-laptops/204563/1 "2010-02-02T06:44:23Z")

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My manager insists that we have laptops, I need dual monitors. I dread lugging around a second, standalone monitor. Bulky and non-essential, IMO.

I like this…

> **[Finally: A (real) Dual Monitor Laptop](https://ctovision.com/finally-a-real-dual-monitor-laptop/)**
>
> gScreen, a small but ambitious laptop maker, is preparing to release 15.4" laptops that actually have two screens.  The screens slide apart, allowing you to use either 1 screen or 2. Currently, the specs include 2

[http://www.gscreencorp.com/home.htm](http://www.gscreencorp.com/home.htm)

…but, who else (if anyone) makes this kind of stuff and has workstation-class laptops (x64 OS, Quadro graphics, 2x quad core procs, 4+ GB RAM, etc.). I can’t find a single Dell laptop in this configuration. Does anyone else make these? Googling is tough because you get a bunch of stuff aboot external, non-attached monitors.

TIA if anyone has a line on this stuff, much appreciated.