10 Of The Most Expensive Laptops Ever!

There are many types of laptops on the market and
prices can vary greatly depending on your personal
choice. Mac or PC, amount of storage, screen size,
power, and security features are all things that one needs to consider when purchasing a laptop. Also available are “notebooks” similar to laptops but perhaps a bit smaller with less processing power. Even once you have narrowed it down there are add ons and special features that can drive up the price of even a basic model. Below is a list of some of the most expensive laptops ever seen on the market. While some of these are the latest model available today, others are over the top models with price tags that have not yet been topped. Though most of us are happy with a laptop that can hold a ton of emails
and a huge iTunes library, these laptops certainly add some glitz and glamour to the portable computer we have come to rely on.
10. Lenovo ThinkPad W540: $2,300

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Lenovo has come out with the highest quality display
ever on their line of Thinkpads. This 15.5 inch notebook has a thickness of 1.1 inch and weighs only 5.45 pounds. The legendary ThinkPad ergonomic keyboard has won awards for it’s full-sized and spill-resistant features, and it’s TrackPoint (R) pointing device. Their trademarked Thunderbolt connection technology simultaneously supports high resolution displays and high performance streaming devices through a single port. It also has an integrated finger print reader to make for a quick and easy access. Lenovo has won more than 100 international design awards for their cutting edge designs.
9. Acer Ferrari 1100: $3,000

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This flashy number has a black and gray racing check
pattern with the small yellow Ferrari insignia stamped in the center. To really give it the sleek feel of it’s namesake, the body is done in jet black with glossy gray accents and the casing is constructed with an ultra-light carbon fiber chassis. To add to the Ferrari feel, there is a bright blacklit
power button that looks just like a car ignition. Heads will certainly turn when you sit down in Starbucks with this one.