 Welcome to my unboxing and first look at the DP700 from Samsung. This is their 7 Series multi-touch, gesture capable, high resolution, all in one, featuring Windows 8. I've said a lot of stuff just now and maybe not all of it necessarily sunk in, but I'll cover it in more depth as we go along. Check this out. That is some fine packaging we got going on there. Soft foam keeps this thing very safe in transit. I mean it's got like 2 inches to like 6 inches of soft foam around it at every possible angle, which is amazing. I mean look how much foam is between the actual unit and the edge of the box. This is very awkward what I'm doing right now. So I'm going to go ahead and dump this out on the floor because that will be less awkward and hopefully not break it. If I broke it, it would be really bad. I think there's actually very few of these in Canada right now, so yes it would be incredibly, incredibly bad. So what we find in accessory box number 1 is an included mouse and keyboard. These are wireless. There you go. Actually, oh wow. Very solid build quality for what I would normally expect to be pretty shoddy keyboards and mice included with just this nice little touch like that. Aluminum piece right here that's actual metal and gives it a bit of a nice feel to it. The mouse is well, okay the mouse is more like what I'd expect to see included with an all-in-one, but realistically if you're buying yourself a really nice all-in-one like this you probably want to invest in a proper wireless keyboard and mouse from someone like Logitech. Okay, check this out. I mean look at this packaging. This thing wouldn't break, I swear, if you dropped it off a two-story building. Like seriously. All right, next accessory box. We've got a power brick and that is a brick, but I mean remember guys this is a desktop PC not a notebook so it's not like it's going anywhere. You go ahead and plug that in there. That's gonna power your all-in-one experience. All right, next thing we've got is the all-in-one PC itself. It's like the sword in the stone. If you can remove it from the packing material then you can use it. That is absolutely gorgeous. Give me a sec to get all the plastic off it and then we're ready to go here. One cool thing that Samsung does include with this all-in-one and one of the first things I wanted to play with when I opened it up is their gesture capabilities just like they have on their smart TVs. I was trying to see if I could get it to recognize my cat's hand as a palm so that I could see if... Whoa, I think it did recognize something there. Good job, Rumble. Okay, so let's put him down. Gorgeous... Oh yeah, right, so gestures. There's a variety of different gestures. I'm gonna totally cheat here because there's a lot of stuff to remember. You click like this, you can close programs by going like this, you can increase volume up and down by going like... Oh no, sorry, like this and then you can go to Windows Home and then you can swipe left and right. That's kind of cool. It's still a little bit quirky but I wouldn't worry too much about it because overall the machine is so beautiful. I have no validation of this but here, come in and get a really, really sharp angle on this. This must be a PLS panel. 2560 by 1440, HD plus PLS panel, absolutely beautiful. It is edge to edge glass here. So what that means is if you swipe in from the edge, you are going to be able to take advantage of all the different gestures that Windows 8 enables. The overall, I mean, keep this handy and keep like a rag handy because it is a bit of a fingerprint magnet but I'd go as far as to say that it's like kind of worth it actually. It's very gorgeous. Very clean looking. The metal stand down here I think is a really nice touch. I've seen a lot of different bases for all in ones. Some of them are kind of quirky, some of them look really nice. This one looks really nice. It's just a plastic finish here that's not actually made of metal but it looks metallic and it looks really, really good. In terms of angles, you can get a little bit more than upright and then you can angle it back like this which would be appropriate for sort of like a lower desk and using it from above. Touchscreen feels very responsive. It is a 10 point multi-touch so again, fully capable of all the different gestures that you would want to play around with in something like Windows 8. You can see just like the colors. It looks so good. Let's actually take a closer look at the physicality of the unit. It's very slim. This is one of the slimmer all in ones that I've seen especially considering it doesn't have any apparent like uber cooling fans going on or anything like that. It has a 78. See, I have my spec sheet handy. It has a 3770T so that's a low power processor because that's what you pretty much have to use for something like an all in one. It looks like this doesn't have a button so you're going to eject that with the operating system. This particular model has a 7850 with one gig of dedicated RAM which is important for all of the video acceleration of everything that goes on in Windows 8. I'm just going to let Diesel sort of look at the unit while I figure out the rest of it. Dual 14 watt speakers with tweeters so those are Dolby certified as much as that. I may not mean to you. 8 gigs of RAM included and that pretty much does it for gigabit LAN, Bluetooth, WiFi, 720p front webcam and I think that's pretty much it. We had the optical drive on that one side. Let's go around to the other side and see what we find there. I'm expecting to see some inputs and whatnot. There we go. All right, so we've got an SD card reader, two USB 3.0 ports, microphone and headphone out jacks. Let's go ahead and tilt it down here so you can see everything else. It has display port out, HDMI in which is great which means five years from now when you no longer care about an all-in-one that's a five-year-old spec, you can go ahead and just continue using it as a monitor. USB, uh-oh, they're probably USB 2 would be my guess. Yeah, three USB 2.0 ports, one of which has the wireless receiver for the keyboard and mouse that are included, HDMI out for a secondary display, gigabit ethernet, antenna in that one's blank on this one, Kensington lock is included here and cooling is done through a variety of, oh look, those are speakers. Okay, there you go. That's neat. Cooling is done with a variety of vents in the bottom and up here in the top. Although the fan is quite quiet, especially from the front of the machine so you shouldn't have any sort of difficulty with any of those aspects because I am not connected to the internet right now, I'm not able to take advantage of that but let's go ahead and pop back to the Windows 8 start menu. Actually, give me a moment here guys. So just an example of a potential usage model for a PC like this is I'm cooking, checking if my banana bread is done. I didn't make the banana bread. I'm incapable. My wife made it but I'm pretending that I know how to cook so that I can give an example of how you might use the included Jamie Oliver app which again because I'm not connected to the network on this one seems to be a bit of an issue. It's also could be because it's a demo unit. This is pre-production but it includes a Jamie Oliver cooking app that you can use your gestures to kind of navigate through recipes and stuff like that because especially when your hands are dirty, you might think that it's sort of handy to be able to just gesture at the screen instead of getting your super greasy hands all over it. Another Samsung exclusive is the include... There it goes. Okay. Sorry, 5400 RPM, one terabyte drive in here so hence the sort of... The first thing I'd probably do after I buy something like this is throw an SSD in it but yeah, Samsung exclusive start menu. So does that look familiar to all of you guys? Yeah, it's the start menu in Windows 8 which is not necessarily available with everyone. There's also some built-in touch screen controls here including mute, eject. Oh, that's how you eject it or maybe it's here. Oh, there it goes. See? Eject for the optical drive. It's a DVD drive although I believe it's available in some regions with Blu-ray. Menu, brightness up, volume up, brightness down, volume down. You can change the source and you can turn this... Oh, that's handy. You can turn the display right off or turn it back on. Very nice. Thank you for checking out this unboxing and first look on Linus Tech Tips of Samsung's 7 Series. Absolutely beautiful 2560 by 1440. Multi-touch, fully awesome, all in one. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos.