 Thank you to dbrand for dbranding brands. Check them out in the link in the description down below. We're here at EVGA checking out the SC15. You might be familiar with the SC17, which is their previous 17-inch laptop that they launched at maybe last year's CES. I'm pretty sure that's correct. They have now lowered the landscape of the screen, made it a bit cheaper hopefully. It's going to range from maybe somewhere between $1,500 and $1,700. They haven't finalized their price quite yet. And that screen that I just mentioned will be 1080p, G-Sync, 120Hz, IPS, all running on a GTX 1060. Remember, the 1060 that's in here is the same as a desktop class 1060, so you should be completely fine for a huge range of games at 1080p. And a lot of them should actually get relatively close to that 120Hz setting if you're playing things like probably Rocket League and whatnot. On the CPU side of things, they went ham. They have a new Kaby Lake 7700HQ, paired with 16GB of RAM, a 1TB hard drive, and a 256GB Samsung M.2 SSD. Below that screen is their Chicklet keyboard, which features RGB LEDs because it has to. It's 2017. It must feature RGB LEDs. On the back of the screen, there's a white LED lighting up the EVGA logo, and that can be turned off if you don't want light coming out of the back of your laptop. On the left-hand side, you have power, which runs to their relatively large power adapter, an ethernet port, headphone and microphone jacks, and two USB 3 ports. On the right-hand side, you have mini display port, HDMI 2.0, USB Type-C Gen 2 10Gb, and a singular USB 3 port. Jumping around here a little bit, at the top of the screen, you have a 720p webcam. On the wrist rest, you have two speakers, two-channel speakers. And then on the keyboard, on the arrow keys, up and down, if you hold the function key and press those, you will either overclock or underclock your graphics cards. Down arrow pulls the clock speed down, up arrow pulls the clock speed up. In terms of cooling, it features two fans in the top left and top right-hand corner of the laptop. They both pull air in from the top and the bottom of the laptop simultaneously, and then eject the hot air right out the back. And then on the bottom of the laptop, there's a layer of foam, which seems weird at first, and it's really bad at transferring heat, but that is the point, and that's what makes it good. It's trying to not transfer heat down to your legs when you use the laptop on your, well, lap, hence the name. And that's nice because then it can just focus on getting all the hot air out the back, which is not on your lap, which is not in the name. The foam mat would prohibit them from allowing little small access panels to all the different things that you can change in a laptop like this, but they've just made it so that the entire bottom panel comes off at once, and that makes it so you can access your two and a half inch drives, your M.2 drives, your RAM, all that kind of stuff. It's all accessible down there, which is great. The SC15 might not weigh as much or have as many screens or have as big of keys as certain other laptops that we've seen at the show so far, but it's like actually reasonable and makes sense. So, I mean, that's genuinely cool. Let me know what you guys think in the comments down below. As for us, thanks for dbrand for sending us here to CES 2017. They have skins that are like pretty cool. Like they look better than stuff like this. They look like that or like this, which is great. This is our new marble skin, which like everyone at the laptop tried to get, everyone at the laptop, everyone at the company tried to get on their laptops that we got for Christmas, which was pretty cool. I got a purple one because I name all my computers after Pokemon, and I'm going to make it Haunter. But you know, there's that. Also, if you buy one that isn't this thing, you can get $1 shipping anywhere in the world. I want you to challenge that. Try to find somewhere where they won't ship it.