Japan sees limited run of laptops inspired by SEGA hardware like Dreamcast, Genesis

Japanese online retailer Enterbrain's got something that'll appease that old school gamer in us all. Partnering with SEGA, the company is launching a line of laptops designed after SEGA video game consoles. We're talking cosmetics, not the actual specs or anything.

The SEGA Note PC line is going to be a limited thing and only available in Japan, with four versions (above). Three are based on the Mega Drive/Genesis, Dreamcast, and Saturn, while the fourth is just a plain blue one that we imagine is just a general tribute to SEGA as a company.

According to the website, the monitors measure 15.6" with a 1080p display. The laptops come pre-loaded with a variety of wallpapers, icons, music, and Windows themes based on a number of SEGA games. Light, standard, high-spec, and premium versions will also be available, though Enterbrain will only be releasing 50 of the latter three. Prices currently range from ¥99,750 ($1,077) to ¥194,250 ($2,098), between the light and premium versions.

If you've already got a laptop, Enterbrain will also offer the covers separately, so you can just order those and switch them around. The laptops can be pre-ordered right now, and you've got until March 31 before that window ends.

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