 Hey guys, I'm Vlad with The Verge here at IFA 2016 and this is one of the first new products that is being introduced. It's also probably going to be one of the craziest ones of the show. It is a 21 inch gaming monitor and it's the first of its kind because 21 inch display is curved. First of all, it has this illuminated window over here where you can see one of the fans. It actually has five, so we're living in an age where everybody is cutting away the fans and getting rid of things. It's really just putting more things in. So, five fans, two graphics cards, GeForce GTX 1080, you've got SSDs, you can get up to four drives. You can get up to 64 gigabytes of RAM. This is a mechanical keyboard with brown switches which feel great. The number pad on the side, it actually flips over and it turns into a touchpad if that's what you want to have for your controls. We also have a subwoofer, a 4.2 sound system in here. The resolution of the screen is 2560x1440. The only issue we have is that this is a mock-up right here and it doesn't turn on. So, I can't tell you how awesome the curved screen looks. The other thing is, it's actually lighter than it looks. It's only eight kilograms, which is fine. It's made out of metal and a little bit of plastic because it's got wireless connectivity over here at the top. It's got a few illuminations because it's part of the Asus Predator gaming series, which means it has to look like a game machine, which means it has to look scary. You've got all the usual HDMI and other video output ports. Thunderbolt has Tobii eye tracking, which is integrated just on the display over here. The processor, it's actually not announced yet. It's going to be Intel 7th generation K series because this laptop is going to be available in January and February. And next year, by which time, Intel will have those to jack into this. So, this is it, our first look at Asus Predator 21X here at IFA 2016. Thanks for watching. For more videos from here at IFA 2016, including Asus' ultra-thin laptop, basically the antithesis to this giant thing here, stay tuned to TheVerge.com and YouTube.com slash The Verge.