Spacetop Laptop Ditches Its Display For A Giant 100-Inch Augmented Reality Screen
Spacetop was developed specifically for the "work from anywhere" movement, according to a press release by Sightful. It takes advantage of AR technology in order to transform the world around any user into a portable home office. Users are able to custom-design their workspace in a clutter-free and organized manner that best suits their needs. Sightful says users will be able to focus on what matters most in an augmented existence, while remaining present in the real world.
It operates much like an ordinary laptop, with users being able to enjoy an expanded experience in AR with no complicated gestures to learn, and no external hardware or software being integrated with non-AR devices.

The Canvas display provides users with a private work environment like no other. It is invisible to those around them who are not using the device. This negates the need for privacy filters or worrying about others trying to catch a glimpse of what is being worked on.
The AR laptop will come with a Snapdragon 865 CPU, an Adreno 650 GPU, 8GB of RAM, and 256GB of storage. It will include 2 USB-C ports that support PD 3.0 fast charging, SuperSpeed USB, and DisplayPort 1.4. It will house a full-sized keyboard with a clickable touchpad, a 5MP camera, Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1 available, and touts a 5+ hour battery life. The Spacetop will operate on its own Spacetop OS as well.

Spacetop, which costs $2000, is currently in early access, with 1000 early adopters being invited to join. Anyone interested in being the first to receive and experience the Spacetop can apply at sightful.com. Once available you will have a one week window to complete the order.