 This portion of our CES coverage is brought to you by LastPass. Check out the link in the video description to learn more and start securing your passwords today. So we're here in the Acer suite checking out the Predator Orion 9000. It's a new high-end desktop from Acer that basically ticks every box that you could possibly imagine. So from the outside it's got that aggressive gamer look. I mean if you want, you know, a windowed side panel it's got that. If you want like a mesh side panel it's got that too. If you need a big aggressive logo it's got that. If you want carbon fiber looking accents well it's got that. And if you wanted RGB or if you didn't want RGB well it's got it either way. So spec wise it's equipped with up to a Core i9 Extreme Edition 18 core processor, up to 128 gigs of RAM, up to dual GTX 1080 Ti's, it's got two M.2 slots, it's got, wow, I mean what does it not have? It's got dual front 120 millimeter fans with a single 120 millimeter exhaust and it's actually liquid cooled. Which is something I don't believe I've seen from an Acer desktop before. No, I'm getting the no, we haven't done that before. So there's an AIO cooler with dual 120 millimeter fans and a radiator built up into the top. In terms of I.O. it's got again pretty much everything. This custom motherboard from Acer is actually pretty well equipped. It's got four PCIe 16x slots, it's got two of those 20 pin USB 3.1 front panel connectors and then two more of the older ones and the whole thing is powered by a thousand watt power supply. So you can throw in whatever the heck it is that you want. At the front, which we actually managed to not look at yet, you got the Predator logo, you got this kind of Tron-esque RGB lighting, you got a DVD drive and check that out my friends, headphone holder just in case you didn't already have one on one of your Acer gaming monitors or whatever the case may be. In terms of pricing we're looking at $19.99 but it should be noted that that's going to be significantly lower spec. So that one would have it seems like eight gigs of RAM. It's not clear whether it would have an M.2 boot drive, although I would say that's probably a bit of a long shot and that would ship with a GTX 1070. 1070 right? Cool. Now the one thing I haven't told you guys yet is pretty much the best part. So hold on I got to shut this baby down real quick here. Here we go. So you're looking at this thing going, but Linus, it's so big. How could I possibly travel to my LAN parties? To which I would respond, in style baby. On the top you'll find handles and on the back you will find wheels. Acer apparently got tired of shipping luggages with their computers and they have resorted to this. So huge shout out to LastPass for sponsoring this video. At events like CES or honestly just when you're traveling in general or actually every day, LastPass is a simple and secure way to access not just passwords, but also the information that you need. So between different people being posting our videos than usual or everyone needing to be on all the social accounts, or hey you might run into a situation where all of a sudden maybe some brand like, oh I don't know, Huawei hands you a new phone that you are supposed to go and use at their event and you don't have any of your stuff logged in, LastPass makes it simple. You just install LastPass, put in your password, do your two-factor authentication and you are ready to rock. It not only autofills passwords in a browser like Chrome, it can actually autofill passwords on Android within apps themselves, making it extremely convenient. Convenient? Making it extremely convenient. So try them out at the link in the video description. So thanks for watching guys, if you disliked this video then go ahead and hit that button, but if you liked it hit like, get subscribed, or maybe consider checking out where to buy the stuff we featured in the video description. Is this even available yet? Nothing's ever available at this show. So much for my standard outro, that's fine, February apparently. And you can like lift it, it's an extra value add. My form's probably terrible.