YouTubers Build World’s Biggest Laptop With 43-Inch Display

Today, I am going to share a very interesting piece of news with you all. YouTubers Evan and Katelyn have recently built the “world’s biggest laptop”. What? Yes, you heard right. The World’s Biggest laptop is powered by a 43-inch TV together with Intel NUC. Moreover, it is encased in a DIY exterior, complete with RGB. So, let’s dig into it.

World’s Biggest Laptop Weighs 100 lbs

The interesting piece of news is that YouTubers Evan and Katelyn have recently made what they dub the “world’s biggest laptop”. The final product, the all-new biggest laptop weighs over 100 lbs, with a 43-inch TV and Intel NUC housed inside.

If we talk about its design details, it is built from a frame of aluminum extrusions, flanked by wooden adornments. Both YouTubers documented the painstaking process on their YouTube channel as well. The process involved precise measurements in order to ensure that the TV mount was positioned correctly. It also includes a strong hinge to support the build.

In the YouTube video, the duo has clearly told that the laptop was built with an Intel NUC 11 together with the TV. The total system is tipped to draw over 260 watts when powered on. The biggest challenge was then how to power this hulking monstrosity. They then used two inches to fit three batteries. One for the monitor, one for the PC, and one for the remaining accessories and RGB. In addition to that, Custom brackets were also used to hold the batteries in place, and RGB stripes were added onto the exterior of the laptop to keep everything addressable, and for the iconic gamer glow you usually have on Razer devices.

Both YouTubers continued to CNC their own design into the chassis, which was then poured over with colorful resin. The interior of the giant laptop was set with ABS plastic for finishing purposes, which gives it a very sleek look. A trackpad and an appropriately large keyboard were also used to make the system fully functional. The end product is ridiculously large and impractical for general use weighing around 100 lbs or 45kg.