 Hey guys, I'm Blaire Vodafonech here at CES 2017. Probably the biggest reason why we come to CES is to see some hints of the future, even if it's a completely unrealistic and unfathomable product today. And one of those at CES 2017 is Razer's Project Valerie prototype. It's a 17-inch laptop which also happens to have a second 17-inch screen and a third 17-inch screen because what the hell not? This takes the 17-inch Razer Blade Pro, which is a $3,600 laptop and adds two extra 17-inch displays. In terms of specs, this is literally the Razer Blade Pro that was introduced last year. You have the latest Intel CPU in there, you have the latest Nvidia graphics card in there. It's 12K of resolution, perfectly fluid frame rate. It is just a prototype from Razer, they are collecting feedback from people, and in fact this one that I'm playing on right now isn't really the final look of it. It's just the functional prototype to show that it does actually work. What Razer tells me is that once you open up the laptop, if you can call it a laptop, the two displays will articulate automatically to the side and then they just pop out like this. And if you want to angle them in, so you have kind of like a curved monitor look, you can do that. If you want to have them flat like this, you can also do that. So playing around with Battlefield, I do find that all of my attention is focused on the center screen, as it would usually be, and I have to essentially force myself to use the left and the right screens. I'm not yet feeling any Battlefield advantage to having those, but I think it also might be a matter of habit. What I can say is in a game like Dota 2, which is my favorite game, you would get literally an unfair advantage by being able to see so much more of the map. A couple of things I've noticed. One is that the keyboard gets super hot when you get into playing, because after all, it is driving such a high resolution and it has all of those chips and performance inside. So you probably want an external keyboard, you will want an external mouse. But that being said, from the Razer Blade Pro, you still get this really gorgeous mechanical keyboard with this thing. If you're not somebody who's into Battlefield 1, this is still a pretty good keyboard. If you're not somebody who's into Battlefield 1, this is still a pretty kick-ass setup if you want to do some sort of man-spreading at your local Starbucks. I use a whole bunch of desktops on my MacBook. Well, here I have three desktops. I don't need to switch between them at all. Just imagine having an Excel spreadsheet open across all of this. You just have column and column and column, and there's just zero scrolling. So frankly, this is a great business machine as well as a gaming machine. Now, I say that, I'm using the present tense that it is, but as far as I'm concerned, this doesn't really exist yet. Razer isn't announcing any release date, isn't announcing any price for this. So this one works, and outside, behind glass, Razer has one that shows how it's supposed to look, but the look and the engineering haven't yet really come together. So again, Excel's pressure enthusiasts, Battlefield enthusiasts, people who want free desktops without having to toggle between them, get in touch with Razer, tell them to make this, because Razer CEO is a gaming enthusiast at heart. He likes to give people what they want, even if it's a $10,000, $20,000 laptop such as this creation. So if there's enough interest, Razer will build it. Can you guys not walk in front of the camera please? No, no, no, leave it there, that's our border. That's the point.
 Hey guys, I'm Blaire Vodafonech here at CES 2017.
 Probably the biggest reason why we come to CES is to see some hints of the future,
 even if it's a completely unrealistic and unfathomable product today.
 And one of those at CES 2017 is Razer's Project Valerie prototype.
 It's a 17-inch laptop which also happens to have a second 17-inch screen
 and a third 17-inch screen because what the hell not?
 This takes the 17-inch Razer Blade Pro, which is a $3,600 laptop
 and adds two extra 17-inch displays.
 In terms of specs, this is literally the Razer Blade Pro that was introduced last year.
 You have the latest Intel CPU in there, you have the latest Nvidia graphics card in there.
 It's 12K of resolution, perfectly fluid frame rate.
 It is just a prototype from Razer, they are collecting feedback from people,
 and in fact this one that I'm playing on right now isn't really the final look of it.
 It's just the functional prototype to show that it does actually work.
 What Razer tells me is that once you open up the laptop, if you can call it a laptop,
 the two displays will articulate automatically to the side and then they just pop out like this.
 And if you want to angle them in, so you have kind of like a curved monitor look, you can do that.
 If you want to have them flat like this, you can also do that.
 So playing around with Battlefield, I do find that all of my attention is focused on the center screen,
 as it would usually be, and I have to essentially force myself to use the left and the right screens.
 I'm not yet feeling any Battlefield advantage to having those,
 but I think it also might be a matter of habit.
 What I can say is in a game like Dota 2, which is my favorite game,
 you would get literally an unfair advantage by being able to see so much more of the map.
 A couple of things I've noticed.
 One is that the keyboard gets super hot when you get into playing,
 because after all, it is driving such a high resolution and it has all of those chips and performance inside.
 So you probably want an external keyboard, you will want an external mouse.
 But that being said, from the Razer Blade Pro, you still get this really gorgeous mechanical keyboard with this thing.
 If you're not somebody who's into Battlefield 1, this is still a pretty good keyboard.
 If you're not somebody who's into Battlefield 1, this is still a pretty kick-ass setup if you want to do some sort of man-spreading at your local Starbucks.
 I use a whole bunch of desktops on my MacBook.
 Well, here I have three desktops. I don't need to switch between them at all.
 Just imagine having an Excel spreadsheet open across all of this.
 You just have column and column and column, and there's just zero scrolling.
 So frankly, this is a great business machine as well as a gaming machine.
 Now, I say that, I'm using the present tense that it is, but as far as I'm concerned, this doesn't really exist yet.
 Razer isn't announcing any release date, isn't announcing any price for this.
 So this one works, and outside, behind glass, Razer has one that shows how it's supposed to look,
 but the look and the engineering haven't yet really come together.
 So again, Excel's pressure enthusiasts, Battlefield enthusiasts,
 people who want free desktops without having to toggle between them,
 get in touch with Razer, tell them to make this, because Razer CEO is a gaming enthusiast at heart.
 He likes to give people what they want, even if it's a $10,000, $20,000 laptop such as this creation.
 So if there's enough interest, Razer will build it.
 Can you guys not walk in front of the camera please?
 No, no, no, leave it there, that's our border.
 That's the point.