
We all want a new SEGA console, maybe a Dreamcast 2, but you know, this is never gonna happen.
Instead of realize our dreams (and most likely bankrupt for real this time), SEGA decided to collaborate with Enterbrain, a Japanese PC retailer, to create a new laptop series. These PCs, called SEGA NOTE PC, will feature a choice of four lid finishes: SEGA blue, SEGA Mega Drive, SEGA Saturn and SEGA Dreamcast; and they all look pretty awesome.

These SEGA NOTE PCs will be available in four different models, from entry-level to top-level, and the most powerful (and expensive) will feature all the four retro-covers. Here are the specs and prices.

Now the bad news (beside the not-so-cheap price range from ¥99,750/£682/€793/$1068 to ¥194,250/£1329/€1546/$2080). These PCs will be produced only if a certain number (yup, we know it’s a little vague) of preorder is reached. Uh, did we mention that an European/Northamerican release is never ever gonna happen?
If you’re still interested (and if you the mysterious Japanese language), check out the official site.
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