 So here we have a new 15.6-inch 4K laptop here at HD. Yeah, this is our Specter X360 15-inch laptop. And when I say X360, what that means is the display rotates 360 degrees. You can use it as a laptop. I can flip it over and use it as a display. I can turn it into what we call 10-mode. And the cool thing about 10-mode is it's very stable for anything touch-based. So if you've got a touch-based game or application on it, that's fantastic in 10-mode. Very bright display, right? Yeah, it's an over 300-bit display. The 4K display right there. You can get 4K experience in everything. Yeah, I can close it down into a tablet mode. Now, but the really interesting thing about this machine and our launch at CES is it's using the new Intel Kaby Lake G processor. And what that means is they've got a 45-watt Intel Core i7 CPU and AMD Radeon Vega graphics on the same module. On the same SLC? Yeah. So AMD GPU with AMD graphics Intel CPU together. So you can actually play games with this? Yeah, you can do medium level games on it. The Radeon CPU or the Radeon graphics seems to be similar in level to Nvidia 1050. So play games on it. But the really great thing I think about it is when you're doing content creation. So if I'm doing video editing or something like that, when I'm doing the video editing, I've got a great user interface. When I'm rendering it, those graphics cores get involved in rendering. It goes really fast. So it's hardware-accelerating. Your 4K video editing on a laptop with a 15.6 4K display. Which is great for all these content creators like me. I'm doing 4K videos. Exactly, yes. So you can run it up from here. It's going to be smooth. And let me show you something else it has. It has an SD card slot. It seems to be one of our competitors forgot the SD card slot in their machines. So take your camera media, plug it in, edit your video. We've also got a USB Type-A port. USB 3.1? Yes. We've got two Type-C ports, including Thunderbolt. And we've got a real HDMI port. What's hidden in here? That is a fingerprint reader. So you can use Windows Hello on this with either the fingerprint reader or with an IR camera. And the fingerprint reader is on the side, which seems almost awkward initially. But by having it on the side, I can use it in notebook mode. I can use it in display mode. I can even use it in tablet mode. So putting it on the side means it's always usable. And what's the travel and what's the quality of the keyboard? It's 1.5 millimeters of keyboard travel. And we really tune that force curve carefully to make sure that when you're typing, you get a great typing experience. And the mouse, we do these wise mouthpads. Is that the best size? Yeah, we do a lot of user interface research with our design team. And they've worked on figuring out what's the right width for a trackpad. And what's the sound? Is it Bang & Olufsen? It's Bang & Olufsen audio and HD speakers. And that means we work with Bang & Olufsen to tune our audio. So they've got some pretty strict requirements on how the audio curve is supposed to look. Very flat. They help us tune it to make our audio sound as good as it possibly can. So this is premium. Is it very expensive? The Spectre is our premium line. This is going to go on the market this spring. And it'll start at $13.69. That's not too bad. I was thinking $2,000. But that's not the 4K version, right? No, it is a 4K version. This is 100% 4K. So $13.69 is a 4K? It is a 4K display. And with 8 gigabytes of RAM? Yeah, either 8 or 16 gigabytes of RAM. You can go all the way up to 2 terabytes of SSD storage. Alright.