Razer demos a sorta cool, sorta ridiculous triple-monitor laptop concept | Ars Technica
X-post From /r/pcmasterrace | Proof Linus stole the razer prototype : r/LinusTechTips
Will Razer Release Project Valerie? - Funky Kit
Razer "Project Valerie" Is a Three-Screen Laptop: PHOTOS
This guy built his own 'Project Valerie' triple-screen laptop | TechSpot
Stolen Razer Valerie Tri-Screen Notebooks Found At Chinese Auction Site With $22,000 Price Tag | HotHardware
CES 2017: Razer three-screened laptops 'stolen' - BBC News
Razer's concept laptop has three 17-inch 4K displays. Your laptop does not. Your laptop sucks. | Windows Central
What Happened to the Stolen Razer 3-Screen Prototype? - YouTube
project valerie Archives - Gaming Central
After 2011, Razer's new prototypes again stolen from CES 2017
Dear Razer, Here Are Your Stolen Valerie Laptops
Razer's stolen 3-screen laptop posted on Chinese shopping site - Liliputing
Razer offers $25,000 reward after theft of its Project Valerie notebook prototypes at CES - Neowin
Razer Prototypes Valerie laptops stolen on CES - A Viral?
Razer offers $25,000 reward after theft of its Project Valerie notebook prototypes at CES - Neowin
Stolen Razer Valerie Tri-Screen Notebooks Found At Chinese Auction Site With $22,000 Price Tag | HotHardware
Razer's triple-screen laptops were so awesome someone stole them from CES | Mashable
Razer Is Offering a Very Handsome Reward to Those Who Have Knowledge of Company's Stolen Prototypes
Razer cries 'industrial espionage' as Project Valerie laptops are stolen from CES | WIRED UK
Razer's 3-Screen Laptops Stolen From CES Booth | PCMag
The stolen Razer 'Valerie' triple monitor laptop appears on Taobao marketplace - Zing Gadget
Razer triple-screen laptop prototypes stolen from CES
Two Project Valerie Prototypes Stolen From CES, Razer Offers Reward For Return | Tom's Hardware
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Two Razer prototype laptops stolen from CES booth (update) - Polygon
