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Six laptops for desk-adjacent work: dual-screen models, a convertible, a slim counter machine and a triple-display option.
This collection covers the Vidar laptops we would put on a business desk rather than in a bag. That means dual-screen models for people who read one thing while writing another, a 360-degree convertible for meetings, a slim 14-inch machine for counters and back offices, and a triple-display laptop for work that genuinely needs three windows.
Every machine here is configured to order: memory and storage are chosen when the order is confirmed, and Vidar's published options bound what is possible. None of these laptops has a published port list, docking specification or service manual, so if a specific connector, dock or repair route is a requirement, say so on the enquiry and it becomes part of the quotation.
A 15.6-inch laptop with a second 7-inch touch panel built into the deck, so reference material stays visible while the main screen does the work.
A 14-inch 360-degree convertible with touch input: laptop for typing, tablet for reading, tent for standing work — one device, three postures.
Two 14-inch touch panels on a 360-degree hinge: a full dual-monitor desk that folds into a laptop, on Intel N95.
A 16-inch laptop with two extra 10.5-inch side displays, giving three screens for trading, coding and control-room work.
Buying guidance
Yes. A dual-screen laptop can be relevant to business, home and student buyers, so it is listed in all three collections while keeping a single product page and a single canonical URL.
Most do: Windows 11 Pro or Windows 11 is stated for the dual-screen, convertible, slim, everyday and triple-screen models. The Flip 14 is the exception — its Vidar listing does not publish an operating system, so that is confirmed before order.
Yes, and that is the usual reason to buy configured-to-order hardware. Pick the model, fix the memory and storage tier, and order the same build for every desk. Keyboard language options are part of that specification.
No. These are laptop-only listings; docks, monitors, keyboards and mice are separate purchases. Port availability is unpublished on most models, so confirm the connector you need for a dock on the quotation.