 Hey, this is Vlad with The Verge and we're here with the new Acer Aspire S5. This is supposed to be the thinnest Ultrabook yet. I believe it's 15mm in height when it's closed and it comes with this very neat little I.O. arrangement back here. There's a button on the side, which is this button right here. Closes it in and brings it back out. It comes with a very special noise and also actually lifts the laptop up. Come around to the front, we took a look at the specs. This is actually an Ivy Bridge laptop. It's one of the first Ivy Bridge laptops that we're going to have. It has a 1.7GHz processor, has Intel HD graphics 4000. It also comes with Acer's new ClearFi Media and ClearFi Photo apps. These are basically some cloud sharing apps which you can use with your Windows PCs and Android devices. It doesn't mean that your photos or your media is actually in the cloud. They're not. They're just loaded on your computer. But this application with an Android device allows you to boot up your computer and then download things, stream them onto your device. This looks like brushed aluminum over here. Cooling space over here. You've got all the labels, HDMI, a couple of USB ports and of course a Thunderbolt port next to the power. So if I can actually open it up. Actually this is the other thing, instant on. So I believe the laptop went to sleep but then when I open it back up again, it's instantly back on. Now press the button here. Now we can take a look. This is the first laptop with a Thunderbolt port outside of Apple's Mac laptops. So there we go. This is the Acer Aspire S5. Brand new Ultrabook. Introduced here at CES 112.