 This video from CES 2018 is brought to you by dbrand, makers of sick skins for your mobile devices, game consoles and controllers. Check them out at dbrand.com slash CES 2018. So over in Monitorland, the big focus for LG this year is Nanocell IPS displays boasting up to 500 nit peak brightness and HDR10 support with 98% coverage of the DCI-P3 color space. They're showing off a 5K ultra wide, that's a first, with Thunderbolt 3 input as well as DisplayPort input and finally LG, freaking finally, a G-Sync 34 inch 120Hz gaming display. So that's about 20% faster than Acer's Predator X34. But I got distracted from the monitors and I ended up over here because already they are replacing the Gram that we just reviewed. We just reviewed the Core 8th Gen Gram. Actually, yeah, James is using what we just got this like a month ago. And we were like, okay, this is a great laptop. It's super light, it's got great battery, it's got quad core now, which is flipping sick up to 16 gigs RAM, except for a few small issues. The webcam is here, which is kind of a bummer. The fingerprint sensor, biometrics is great, but it's here, which is kind of a bummer. And this type C port isn't Thunderbolt, so you just can't run it with an external graphics card. Well, you know what? This one is all of this is the buyer's remorse model, because it's got a bigger battery than ever before. The same structurally reinforced chassis, it's got the touch sensor for your fingerprint built into the power button now. So you have your full trackpad to use. It's got a core. I know what was the other thing. Oh, yes, it's got the webcam moved up to the top. Yes. And finally, Thunderbolt support on the Gram. So that means high speed external peripherals. That means external graphics, making it far more competitive with the Blade Stealth Quad Core that I have been reading off of under the lens. Sorry to break the illusion there. And basically, I cannot wait to get my hands on this and run it through the paces, because the one thing where LG can lose to the Blade Stealth here is in max turbo speeds. That's going to hurt their gaming performance compared to the Blade Stealth. If they haven't improved that since the, here we go, last gen Gram, the last gen a month ago, Gram. So thanks to dbrand for sponsoring this video, guys. Check them out over at dbrand.com slash CES 2018. dbrand makes fantastic, high quality, perfectly fitted skins for your mobile devices, be they phones or laptops, for your game console, your game controller. Their configurator is awesome, so you can see exactly what your stuff's going to look like. Once you apply your new skin, they're affordable, they ship worldwide. And guys, I need your help here because I've been kind of a Gram fanboy for a bit. And dbrand, to my knowledge at this time, does not support the Gram. I want you guys to let them know in the comments if you want to see a Gram skin, because I sure do. That'd be great, thanks. So guys, you can dislike, you can like, you can subscribe, so you don't miss any of our CES 2018 content. And we will see you at the next one. Wow.