 This video from CES 2017 is brought to you by dbrand, maker of perfectly fitted skins for laptops, phones, and other devices. Check them out at dbrand.com slash line of CES. Okay, normally my policy at these shows is I don't talk about anything that's already been released, but this one's only been out for like 11 days, and it's pretty freaking cool. We've seen gaming-grade all-in-one computers before, but this one ticks an awful lot of boxes for me, and it is not something that I could easily ignore. It's sitting at the Legion by Lenovo table here, but because it was launched before they formally unveiled the brand, it is still in Lenovo Idea Center AIOY910. So it sits awkwardly between the engineering that they're doing to make an amazing gaming machine and the branding that just needed a little bit of time to catch up. So this puppy rocks a 27-inch, 2560 by 1440, 144 hertz, free-sync IPS display. So it is one of the first AIOs I've seen that legitimately has the kind of display that I would hook up to an up to Core i7 6th Gen processor and up to GTX 1080 graphics card. It can also do up to 32 gigs of RAM, up to 256 gigs of SSD and two terabyte worth of hard drive-based storage in the pre-configured models. It's got built-in Killer, Doubleshot Pro, LAN, and Wi-Fi. It's got a headphone holder over on the left, boom. It's got a RealSense pop-up webcam up here, so that's that whole background removal thing that Intel's been working on for a little while. In terms of I.O., it's got USB 3, it's got an SD card reader, it's got an optical drive, so if you still use CDs, it's got pretty much the whole kit and caboodle. But the thing that really got my attention with this guy is that they legitimately want people to upgrade it easily. So they actually threw a model out here for us that we could play around with. So there's your memory slots. You wanna upgrade your memory, boom. You just go ahead, you rip that bad boy out. Yeah, I mean, if you got big fingers, it might be a little bit tough, but go ahead, throw something else in there, no problem. GPU, you undo this screw right here, slide it over. Come on, come on, baby. There we go. Ah, yes. And there you go. So all the display stuff that goes on in here is just run by these internal cables that you could feasibly plug into any video card you wanted. So this model right here is running a GTX 1070, but they've left the extra connectors. If you wanted to put something beefier in down the road, pretty freaking cool. Last cool thing about it is that they've got a monitor only switch. Thank you very much, Lenovo, for that. Now, when the computer five years from now is gonna be replaced by something a little bit more up to date, you could still use it as a 144 hertz IPS FreeSync display. Mwah, mwah, very nice. So pricing starts on this thing at 1299 for a Core i5 and a GTX 1060, and unlike a lot of the stuff we're seeing at the show, it is actually available today, very cool. So thanks for checking out this video from the Lenovo booth. Get subscribed, and a huge shout out to our sponsor, dbrand. dbrand makes precision-fitted vinyl skins for your devices, be they phones, tablets. I don't actually know if they do any tablets anymore. Don't stress about that too much. They do laptops, they do game consoles, they do game controllers, and not only do they use only the best quality, genuine 3M vinyls with the best fit thanks to their precision measuring and cutting techniques. They also ship worldwide and for a limited time for $1. So go check it out. Make your device look cool or gaudy. The choice is yours. And be a little bit more scratch-resistant at the link in the video description. That's dbrand.com slash Linus CES.