 Okay guys, so it's warehouse sale time again. So we've stocked up everything in our warehouse and we've got all the open box and refurb stuff with like crazy markdown prices. You can see that a lot of this is new, so it has like the first tag on it. Whereas some of this stuff that didn't sell last time, we've marked it down even further. So let's cruise along here and have a look at some of the stuff that's going to be available. We've got cases as low as looks like about 25 bucks. We've got a Corsair 800D for 180 dollars. Moving down here, there's actually a lot of cases, not quite as many monitors as there were last time. But here it is sort of monitor land. So here, let's just pull out a couple random things. So there's a 23 inch for 120 bucks. We've got a 23 inch for 109 dollars. That's a Samsung monitor. So here, sort of if you want to get the full scope of all the monitors that are lined up all the way down here. There's old stuff, new stuff, all kinds of different monitors. Over here is motherboards and graphics cards. So let's see if there's any sort of cool stuff in here. We've got like a saber tooth for 140 bucks. Tons of P6X58Ds, some P55 boards, lots of graphics cards. So there's actually four 5970s available for only 400 dollars, which is just ridiculous. Although the video cards I think are a limit of one per person. There was a sign here earlier, I'm not really sure what happened to that. So yeah, motherboards, video cards. I saw a box of hard drives somewhere, but I guess that's... Oh, it's over there somewhere. So over here we've got some power supplies, we've got some coolers, just sort of tons of random neat stuff. I mean here it's even like wee nun checks for six bucks. Because why not, right? This table seems to be quite random, like some external... What's this? An external media player thing from Lassie. Moving along to here we've got like photo frames, some Windows 7 tablet PC. This is actually the unit that I unboxed and then did my impressions video on. It's the one, so it might even have like my browsing history in it, heaven forbid. There's a couple notebooks there. Wow, those are pretty dusty, like what are these? So these are going to be probably older models, an N90SV. It looks like these don't have pricing quite yet, not everything is done as of the time of me filming this. Here's like Boxo hard drives, I mean we've got pretty cool stuff in here. Two terabyte black drive. I don't know. RE4, those are enterprise drives, that's pretty sweet. Enterprise storage, look at that, this isn't even factory re-certified, is it? Wow, cool. So you win if you buy one of those then. Okay, more hard drives. More hard drives, lots of hard drives, as you can plainly see. Look at this, we've got one terabyte drives for $39. And these are certified repaired, but remember they do still come with a warranty from Seagate. We've got some shuttle barebones PCs. Here's an Acer Easy Store Home Server. This is actually pretty cool, it comes with a one terabyte drive. I'm a big fan of Windows Home Server, as you guys may or may not be aware. Here's some NCIX pre-built PCs, so these were probably cancelled orders or something like that. And these are, wow, wow. Look at this one, this one's like stupid. Core i7-930, H50 water cooler, 6 gigs of RAM, GTX 480, Antec 1200 case for like less than $900. That is one smoking gaming rig for $900. So yeah, whoever comes in and needs a system, buy this pretty much. Over here we've got printers, and lots of printers actually. There's more over on the right, so it's like wall-o printers. This is all notebook bags, and you'll find out why there are so many notebook bags in just a moment. Because we are going to find ourselves in notebook land. So here there are tons of notebooks, particularly a bunch of Sony ones. So there's really cool stuff here, like Z series Sony VIO notebooks. Pretty cool, what is this? Z, no, hold on. Z520 is the processor, no, these are the P series, yes. So these are pretty cool. Very low power consumption, high battery life, very compact. More Sony, so you can see there's like Sony, lots of Sony refurb notebooks. So let's see, what have we got? We've got like $300 notebooks. Here's a $450 notebook with a Core 2, 4 gigs of RAM, a Blu-ray reader, and as well as dedicated video for $450, so it's just retarded pricing. Utterly stupid. Here's more notebooks, lots more Sonys, as well as some Asus, some Gateway, lots of other things in here. And then finally, moving around to this side, more notebooks. So yes, there are tons and tons of crazy priced notebooks at the warehouse clearance event, and we also have some projectors, so whoever shows up, go for these projectors if you need one. This is a W1000 Plus for $499, that's a $1200 projector. And yeah, the drawback is that it happens to be open box. There's also a W1000, if you get here a little bit after the guy who got the W1000 Plus. And if you don't mind 720p, there's a W600 for only $300. So yeah, that's the warehouse sale. If you do live in the greater Vancouver area, then yeah, come check it out. You're gonna have to like line up tomorrow morning to get some of the best deals, but feel free to come by any time during the day. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings and computer videos about my work and other things that I do.