 Linus Tech Tips coverage of Computex 2013 is powered by Western Digital. Our trusted gaming gear partner is Corsair Vengeance, and our trusted retail partner is NCIX.com. Hey guys, we were actually on our way to another booth, and we passed by this booth. This is AIO. Buddy B-roll here noticed that there was a monitor on the side of a computer. When I walked by, I was going by pretty quickly and only saw a monitor, but it's actually a monitor on the side of a computer. I'm going to cover this really quickly. So we've got two fan controllers right here. There's left and right, so the left one covers the three fans that are on the left side here. The right one covers the three fans that are on the right side here. And there's two uncontrolled fans at the top, but they're not very loud. They're not running super fast, so that's okay. You don't need the top ones to be going super fast because they're just slowly wafting air out of the case. You've got two USB 2.0 headers, two USB 3.0 headers, front audio jacks, power switch and reset switch, which light up or dim depending on if you're in a game or not. Menu and up and down is actually just for the monitor. Remember, you do have to be able to control that. Then you have an ODD slot and a hot-swappable hard drive cage, which is actually very nice quality looking. Couldn't get it out there because the whole thing moved, but it's very nice quality looking. Now we're going to come around the back to see the goodies in the back. Do-do-do-do-do. Sorry, trying to dodge people and chairs. All alike. As you can see here, there is actually a computer on the back that you can make yourself. The only plugs that go in the back is a right angle power right here, which is very nice, and just a quick ethernet cable right there. We don't need it right now because we're just running a demo display. You can fit pretty much a general computer in there. It looks fairly common ATX form factor. Not really a big deal. You can fit big graphics cards, big motherboard. I'm not sure the exact dimensions. I couldn't understand. But full-size power supply, tons of hard drives. And then there is what looks like 500 quarter-inch drives based there for optical drives, but I don't think that'll work at all. So we'll ignore that. I'm just going to cross by the camera real quick here. There we go. And try and get B-roll to follow me. Another thing that comes with it, because you're looking at this knowing, okay, this is for landing. Personally, I have seen people mod stuff like this into cases, but it's usually fairly ghetto looking. This is actually very refined. By the way, just before I keep going, all ABS plastics, it's hollow, because if it wasn't hollow, it would add an insane amount to the cost, and it would add an insane amount to the weight. Still fairly strong, though. I can hit it, and it's okay. So I'm not too worried about that. But you're thinking landing. There's a big monitor on the front of my case. It's not going to be that easy to lug around, and I'm worried about things hitting the front of my case in transit. That's okay. It comes with this. This is still a prototype stage, so he's not exactly sure what material he's going to be using, but it seems very, very rigid so far, and should be totally fine. That'll protect your monitor. It's just... This thing's huge, but awesome. And when you're going to a land, you have this much real estate at your desk at almost all times. There have been quite a few lands. All you can't fit is two monitors side by side. But this isn't as wide as two monitors side by side, so you can go to a land, plunk this guy down, and have everything you need. That's very, very cool. Thanks for checking out our content on AIO, and if you want to see all of our Computex content, make sure to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips.