Among the products MSI will be launching during CES are a couple of notable new gaming laptops—and at the high end is the GT80, a beast of a laptop announced back in late October that sports an 18.4" screen (1920x1080), an 980M SLI GPU configuration, and a mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX Brown switches.
Though the GT80 has some impressive specs (and an equally impressive price tag—the configuration shown, which had a Core i7-4980HQ processor, 24GB of RAM, and a "super RAID" configuration of two 128GB M.2 SATA SSDs plus a 1TB 7200 HDD, was estimated at roughly $3500), more notable is just how much of a desktop replacement MSI has designed it to be. You'll be able to easily swap out most components on your own via the removable panels above the keyboard and along the bottom of the laptop. The only thing that MSI doesn't intend for users to replace on their own is the GPU; buyers instead will have to send their GT80s to one of MSI's partners (like iBuyPower or Xotic PC) to have that done.
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