It weights 5.4KG with tiny screens by desktop standards- the GPU is probably not easily replaceable meaning if you are lucky you might be able to use an external card dock,which adds more bulk.
I have used desktop replacement laptops - they are a false economy. The graphics card is the main problem - once that runs out of horsepower,the laptop is disposable and none of these laptops can have the card easily replaced internally so you are probably looking at a Razer core external graphics enclosure which weighs around 5KG WITHOUT the graphics card.
At this point I would not touch one with a barge pole - I have mini-ITX and Shuttle SFF systems,which were fully upgradeable when I went to uni and they were not an issue to move around on the train or to LANs.
You get cases like the A4-SFX which are just over one kg,and I expect a fully assembled system is a few kg at most.
At least with laptops like the XPS13 and Razer Blade,they are closer to 2KG which at least makes them quite light,but 5.4KG for a system with a non-upgradeable graphics card - no way. By the time you add the Razer Core the system weights over 10KG:
http://www.razerzone.com/press/detai...hics-enclosure
At this point you might as well get a small mini-ITX system.
The laptop is just too big and heavy to really make much sense for GAMING,and with such a high resolution that mobile GTX1080 is going to run out of power VERY quickly,meaning you will have to use the external graphics enclosure sooner rather than later.
Its an absolute pointless waste of space as a gaming laptop.
It might be useful for non-gaming situations where the three screens will be useful,but selling it as a gaming laptop really is a tad pointless IMHO OFC.
Gaming is probably the worst area to advertise this laptop for - I can think of far more useful areas where a triple screen laptop might actually be useful TBH!!
Edit!!
Also at 11520 x 2160,over such tiny screens,the mobile GTX1080 is going to run games worse than probably either an XPS13 or Razer Blade with a mobile GTX1060 since they use a single lower resolution display.
Both the latter make far more sense if you want a gaming laptop on the go and have access to the docks too.
Then you have the other problem that 5.4KG is quite a lot of weight too as for a number of airlines that will be most of your hand luggage allowance gone(some airlines only give you 6KG to 8KG which means by the time you add the weight of the bag that is almost your allowance gone).
Razer should not sell this as a gaming laptop IMHO - sell it as some mobile workstation for production work,etc with a Quadro card and it would make infinitely more sense.