 Thanks to Corsair for sponsoring Computex 2018, their new Crystal 280X case looks freaking awesome and you can check it out at the link in the video description. My friends, we are here in like 70s cartoon land where Acme Portable is a company that actually exists and these guys make pretty bananas computers. So this right here is an iMac, but you would never recognize it because the whole thing, oh, oh I dropped the mouse, is contained in this sort of portable handled briefcase enclosure thing. Now, this is not your average computer for your average user. What we got in here is a couple of latches, so let's go ahead and release this baby. Yes, my friends, this portable computer has one, two, three displays on it. So there is almost nothing left of the original iMac that was inside. There's a little window at the back where you've got access to the I.O. There's a rerouted power plug over here on this side so you can power the whole thing. So we use the term monitor to describe anything that sort of creates an image off of a computer, but this is a professional grade monitor, so it's running on like an SDI connection. You can have scopes on it. Everything that you see here is color accurate to exactly the way that you would experience it in the theater. So a device like this, these are just kind of more normal 4K monitors. So a device like this is intended for like Hollywood productions. Like let's say they're shooting something out in the middle of like desert nowhere and they need a machine that they can use to ingest footage on the go or, you know, throw a shot up and see how the colors look. Do a little bit of like, OK, maybe we need to do like a little bit of CG work, something like a laptop wouldn't be suitable. This is what they would use. Now, it's going to cost you a pretty penny. This guy starts at around fifteen thousand US dollars, but on a production like, you know, what you're looking at here, you're going to need something that's got this kind of like aluminum construction and like huge rubber stoppers all over it, or it will not survive. And they do all kinds of crazy specialized systems like check out this one. So this one is designed for air traffic control. It's a little bit more flexible in terms of the configuration. This one's freaking heavy, by the way, I can barely lift it, but it can hold up to a full ATX standard computer desktop. Standard ATX power supply here. Come on around this side with me. It's got a whack ton of cooling fans. So we've got 120, 120, another 120 fan all filtered. So you can see these filters are going to be able to keep dust out of there. And then it's got five. Hopefully we can rotate that. It's got five drive bays over here on the back and another 140 millimeter cooling fan, an optical drive in case you're into that sort of thing. Now this one is designed for apparently flight simulation and remote air traffic control. And check this out. Yes, my friends, you saw it here first. A hydraulic lift dual display computer. I'm just going to pause and let you have the whole experience. So this is a Cherry Switch keyboard. You got your built-in little touchpad here. You plug this little guy in and boom. So the applications for this, mostly not civilian, but military loves this kind of thing because they can take it with them on the go and monitor any planes in the air using a... Anthony, what's that thing called? Using something like an AWACS. This one starts at 20,000 US dollars. So unless you've got that military budget, you probably won't be buying one for yourself. But we just thought this was pretty freaking cool and figured you guys might want to check it out. Oh, oh yeah, last thing. When we close it up. They were very proud of this. Magnetic latch. You know? Just like that. So this video is brought to you by Corsair. Corsair's new Crystal Series 280X and 280X RGB bring tempered glass to a smaller form factor. If they look a little similar to the Air 240, that's for a reason. So they've got the same chambered cooling design in an updated look that I think looks absolutely fantastic. Both models, the regular one and the RGB one, are available in black and white. Includes two of their light loop fans and their Lighting No Digital RGB controller, which works with their new iCUE software. So check out the 280X today at the link in the video description. So thanks for watching, guys. Don't miss any of our Computex coverage by making sure you're subscribed. And we will see you at the next booth. Where are they going to go next? No one knows.