The Duo allows for some unique configurations compared to other options from Lenovo or Asus. When you fully extend the laptop, it stands 18 inches tall with two displays stacked on top of each other.
If you position the Duo like a normal laptop, you'll still have an extra display on the back of the one you're using. Alternatively, you can use it like a tablet and have the secondary display and keyboard act as a kickstand propping it up.
The company hasn't offered a full spec sheet yet but will use 13.3-inch AMOLED touchscreen displays from Samsung. Even better, the Duo will have 4,096 levels of pressure sensitivity for stylus use and will be compatible with Microsoft's Surface Pen.
For a better sense of how much the GPD Duo could cost, the ZenBook Duo starts at $1,500, while the Yoga Book 9i goes for at least $1,750. We wouldn't be too surprised if the Duo lands around that price point.
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