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Would you pay $2000 for the most extravagant laptop of 2024? GPD’s double foldable convertible laptop goes on sale — with world’s fastest mobile CPU and even an OCuLink connector

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  • Dual 13.3-inch OLED screens create an 18-inch equivalent display
  • Available for $2,000 through Links International, releasing mid-December
  • Powered by Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 CPU with 64GB RAM

We’ve covered the GPD Duo laptop several times this year – first when GPD, best known for its compact gaming laptops and handheld consoles, initially teased it, and later when the company officially unveiled its full specifications – and now we finally have all the information, and as expected it’s not cheap.

The GPD Duo was made available to back on Indiegogo earlier this month, where it pulled in $337,057 in pledges from 190 backers, well above the $2,571 flexible goal the creators were seeking. There, the laptop was offered for $1,860. If you missed your chance to back it then, you can now buy it through Links International, priced at approximately $2,000.

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