12 Most Expensive Laptops in the World (The End)-Hi-Tech Fashion

Which laptop is holding the position of the most expensive in the world today? Let’s learn more about the last 4 products on the list.

MacBook Air Supreme

If considering one MacBook Air Ice Edition, but it doesn’t have enough rare metal to meet its needs, Stuart Hughes will solve that with MacBook Air Supreme – a product with a solid platinum case and a weight of 6.35 kg. Stuart Hughes didn’t list any specs on his website, but at this price, it could be a high-end version of the Air line.

Air Supreme will ask users to pay up to 500,000 USD (about 11.5 billion VND). It’s a long-lasting MacBook Air, with a built-in precious metal content, including platinum, which currently costs more than $36,000/kg.

More importantly, Stuart Hughes considers his work to be art and it is considered an extremely rare item as there are only 5 pieces available in the world.

Luvaglio

While many of the laptops on this list are just conventional devices with precious metals/diamonds embedded in them, Rohan Sinclair Luvaglio has developed something out of the ordinary with the ability to draw attention to each individual piece. detail. This laptop costs 1 million USD, equivalent to about 23 billion VND.

The Luvaglio was a cutting-edge laptop when it launched in 2013. It’s fully upgradeable thanks to an SSD drive, Blu-ray player, and 17-inch LED display with built-in cleaning device. All of that is covered in whatever rare metal or luxury leather the buyer specifies, while a “rare color” diamond will be used as a power button and fingerprint scanner. . Unfortunately, like many other high-end laptops, this whole thing is shrouded in mystery.

The only sources remaining that confirm Luvaglio’s release are PSFK and LuxuryLaunches, while Luvagio’s website has an image of the laptop on its front page. Final specifications, sales figures, and other details about the Luvaglio remain shrouded in mystery, like a laptop in the making.

The laptop is full of viruses

The second most expensive laptop ever sold is 13 years old and has been infected with 6 of the worst computer viruses known to man. Products made by Samsung production sold for a staggering $1,345 million ($30.88 billion), a fraction of the $95 million in damage caused by these viruses globally. The malware included WannaCry, BlackEnergy, ILOVEYOU, MyDoom, SoBig and DarkTequila.

Like many of the more expensive laptops on this list, Samsung’s laptops fall into the category of “art”. Titled “The Persistence of Chaos,” this notebook was commissioned by cybersecurity firm Deep Instinct to illustrate digital threats. Chinese engineer Guo O Dong put the work together for about 10,000 USD (229.6 million VND). Much of the money is spent on security measures designed to prevent the laptop from spreading its potentially dangerous content. One of those measures is air-gapping that forces the laptop to be unable to connect to unsecured networks and has disabled USB ports. Due to malware sales laws, the person who bought the computer asked to remain anonymous.

MJ’s Swarovski & Diamond Studded Notebook

The Swarovski & Diamond Studded Notebook created by MJ is the most expensive laptop in MJ’s 777 lineup and also the most expensive laptop ever. Encrusted with black and white diamonds and decorated with gold, the Ukrainian designer’s laptop took the title of world’s most expensive laptop in 2010 and has held on to it ever since.

Several accessories also come with this laptop, including a custom carrying case and solid gold mouse. The electronics in the laptop are covered by a 10-year warranty, but MJ guarantees the jewelry surrounding the laptop will be supported for life.

Just like other ultra-premium laptops, the specifications of Swarovski & Diamond Studded Notebook are not revealed much. Besides the $3.5 million (VND 80.37 billion) selling price, buyers can customize any object to desired specifications with fees ranging up to millions of EUR depending on the object, materials and works are required. MJ also offers free worldwide shipping.