The laptop itself is fairly standard when it comes to specs. It features a 17-inch LED widescreen with anti-reflective glare, 128GB disk space and a built-in Blu-Ray player.
However, where it really shines — literally — is its personalized options. Instead of choosing the trim or color you want, you can choose which precious stones you want to have on the laptop. Or perhaps you want a keyboard with diamond-encrusted letters instead of the standard fair. Just ask, and it’s yours.
Finding interested buyers will be the next challenge for Luvaglio, but with something as rare as a $1 million laptop, someone is bound to come forward with serious interest.
This article originally published at PSFK
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