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Gaming PC maker Razer has unveiled a concept
laptop with three 4K screens at the CES tech show
in Las Vegas.

The firm claims Project Valerie is the world's first
portable laptop of its kind.

Two additional screens slide out from the central
display via an automatic mechanism.
One analyst praised the design, noting that gamers
were increasingly splashing out on high-end
laptops.

All three screens are 17in (43cm) in size.
When folded up and closed, the laptop is 1.5in thick.
Razer said this was comparable to many standard
gaming laptops, which tend to be chunkier than
home and office devices.

"We thought, 'This is crazy, can we do this?'," a
company spokesman told the BBC.
"The answer was: 'Yeah, we are crazy enough, we
can do it'."

Project Valerie is still a prototype and Razer has
not yet published a possible release date or price.
Gamers commonly used more than one monitor
these days, said gaming analyst Jonathan Wagstaff
at Context.

"Although it is unusual, it doesn't surprise me," he
told the BBC.
"It is something people will buy - I think it will sell."
He added that increasing numbers of gamers -
particularly those who travel to e-sports
tournaments - are in the market for portable
computers with high specs.
But Mr Wagstaff added that industry data he had
reviewed suggested widening interest in such
machines from architectural and graphic design
firms, as well.

"That is interesting, that is traditionally the territory
of Apple's products," he said.
Project Valerie was just one of several gaming
laptops shown off at CES.
Computer maker Acer unveiled a large, 21in model
called the Predator 21X , which costs $8,999
(£7,250).
Consumer electronics giant Samsung also launched
its first gaming laptop - called Samsung Notebook
Odyssey - in 17in and 15in models.

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