Hii G33ks,So I recently came up with this idea: I go around with my trust Dell latitude E6410, however, when I go do work at friends (like programming marathon or so), I always have to bring my Razer BWU Chroma with me... This is kinda annoying since the keyboard barely fits in the keyboard. Now I know there is the MSI GP80 Titan, but my problem with that beast is that it's:

• Expensive af
• Not my type of switches (I pref Cherry MX Blue or Cherry MX Silver/Speed)
• Overkill components

So first of, the expensive part: Most people won't be able to afford it, or the high performance + mechanical keys does not out weight the price tag. Now this is understandable, as if I had the money to buy it, I would rather buy another laptop that gets even higher performance, or has the same performance, but with a lower price tag, and then probably even get a Ten-Keyless mechanical keyboard with keys that they actually like. (yes, a TKL does actually fit in my backpack as long as the cable can be detached or the keyboard is small enough)Second, it's only available in Cherry MX Brown. Now I prefer Cherry MX Blue, Cherry MX Silver/Speed or Logitech Romer-G (which you probably won't see outside of Logitech products). Most people don't buy the GP80 because they want Cherry MX Blue, Red or Silvers. (yes, I know that Silver is a Corsair only Key switch) If the GP80 would have more options of keyswitches that would be great, but then again, why not just buy a TKL keyboard with switches that you like?And Third, the components are overkill. Yes, the components used in the GP80 are overkill. An Intel i7-5950HQ CPU. 2x GTX980M (which get outperformed by 1 GTX1070 I think) 4 SSDs in RAID0 (why would you even need that for everyday competitive gaming??)Now here is what I need for my games that I play on LAN parties and on-the-go: A Intel i5-6300HQ A GTX1060 1 1TB HDD (might be 7200 RPM, idc)Now a laptop with these specs cost me around 1400Euro vs the MSI Gp80 which costs 3450Euro... Now I'm not gonna pay that 2000Euro extra just to get a build in Mechanical Keyboard...Now when I looked around, realized that they could engineer a laptop with a variety of Cherry MX keyboards, for around 1600Euro (which would make some decent profit for them). I wonder why they didn't do this yet. Yes, the laptop will be a bit bulkier, but at least it will make a neat industry standard for gaming laptops.I think it is quite a gap in the market because I know quite some people that would like a mechanical keyboard build-into their laptop. Because I'm curious what you guys think, I have created the poll that is at the bottom of this post. Please vote for it, and let's hope we see more laptops with mechanical keyboards build-in!G33k Out[socialpoll id="2401347"]