 Guys, welcome to our first video from CES 2013. We're here in the ASUS Notebooks Suite, well notebooks and tablets, and I think you're going to see that the line has been somewhat blurred between those categories based on what we're about to show you here today. Welcome to Linus Tech Tips at CES 2013. Our trip to the show this year is powered by Corsair, maker of quality PC components and peripherals. Our trusted storage partner is Seagate Technology, and our trusted networking partner is Linksys. So right here is the TiTi 21 and the TiTi 31. The TiTi 21 we've sort of seen before, it's an 11.6 inch tablet with 10 point multi-touch, but did I say tablet? Did I say notebook? See, I'm getting confused already because it is a notebook, it is a tablet, and you've got a wide variety of different ways that you can actually interact with it. So see how quickly it wakes up from sleep too? I love Windows 8. So check this out guys, we're going to go to the desktop here, so we're going to click on that, and I'm going to show you guys something really cool. So think about all the ways you can use this. This is an ultrabook, so it's super portable. You're a sales rep, you're a photographer, you want to be able to show someone something quickly without doing the old, well here, let me work on this and let me show it to you over there, now I can't see what they're doing. It's not as interactive. So now what you can do is you use this button right here to decide how you want to use it. You press the enter key, boom. Now it's a 10 point multi-touch tablet. These are two IPS screens that are built into this notebook here. So the viewing angles are fantastic, and the brightness as we've come to expect from ASUS, I mean look at something like TF700. Just fantastic. It meets expectations, but I guess that doesn't sound as good as it actually is. Now the next mode you can do is, check this out, mirror. So now there's the presentation scenario I'm talking about. Instead of it just being a tablet, now it's got a tablet side where you can interact with it through touch. But that exact same thing is now showed on the non-touch side where you're expected to interact with a keyboard and a touchpad. Last but not least, this guy right here. So this is an extend mode. Basically what you're doing is you're taking that screen on the back and pretending that it swings out this way. So it's an extended desktop. So you can do something like if you're sitting working, the kids are bothering you, I mean they're distracting you in some way, you go look. Sit over there where I can see you, they wreck something, they're in timeout, you go look, okay fine. Here watch a movie. Drag it over to the other video or to the other screen, maximize it, boom, you're watching a video over here. So four different ways you can use it. This guy right here is a new version. So now it comes in a 13.3 inch size, still full HD, so 1920 by 1080, and basically more of the same. So here, let's get some really nice sort of glamour shots of this. Remember guys, this is an ultrabook. In spite of the fact that Asus has built another screen, a piece of glass which adds to the weight, adds to the thickness, this is still meeting the Intel ultrabook specification, while also being a full blown Windows 8 tablet. Now, very, very, very cool stuff. On this side you can see we've got a few different things here. So give me one moment, I'm going to find out what this little button does. Asus is finding out for us, but we actually figured it out already. So what this does is it completely disables the back screen, so even if you accidentally hit one of the hotkeys to change the screen modes on it, it will just not go to that one. It actually keeps it off. So other than that, we've got power, we've got indicator LED, micro HDMI, VGA that you can output with an adapter, super speed USB 3, remember guys, super speed USB 3 or thunderbolt are requirements. You have to have one or the other to get the ultrabook status from Intel. We have another super speed USB 3, so Asus has done not one but two of those. Finally, SD expansion, volume control, remember it's a, huh, you need a dedicated hardware volume control switch because of the fact that it is both a notebook and a tablet. So thanks for checking out our coverage of the Tai Chi 21 and Tai Chi 31. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more videos like this, and make sure that you guys check out our other CES 2013 coverage. Thanks for watching Linus Tech Tips at CES 2013, powered by Corsair, Seagate Technology, and Linksys.