 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2015 is brought to you by Phantom Glass. Visit store.phantom.glass for the best on-screen protectors out there, as well as HyperX. Intel chips are finding their way into all kinds of fantastic stuff these days. This is the Transformer Book Qi, actually the whole lineup, but the one I'm holding is the T90 Qi. It features an Intel Baytrail T processor clocked at 1.46 GHz. It's got a 1280x800 IPS display, so that's an 8.9-inch LED backlit display. It is phenomenally thin, actually just barely thick enough. They actually had to add a little bit to the thickness at the edge in order to get a 3.5-millimeter jack on there. It's got microSD expansion, volume rocker, power switch, and then microUSB. It's got side-mounted speakers and some pretty impressive specs given the $300 price. It's got Windows 8.1. It comes with a year of Office 365, 1 or 2 gigs of memory. I'm assuming the 2-gig skew is going to be a little bit more. 32 or 64 gigs of eMMC storage and a rear 5-megapixel camera with a front 2-megapixel camera. It actually comes with the Bluetooth keyboard dock that has a little magnet in it that goes ahead and clips on there, and it features N wireless. If you want to spend another $100, you're going to step up to... Yeah, I've totally got a cheat sheet here because this is a lot to remember. It's three systems. Come on, give me a break here, guys. So I've got the T100 Qi, also ultra-slim, also fairly minimal I.O. So you've got on this one on the left side, you've got your audio and microUSB, as well as your Windows button and volume rocker. On the top, you've got power. Then over on the right, ah, very nice. Now we've got microHDMI, a microUSB3 that apparently comes with an adapter that breaks out to a female USB3. So you can go ahead and plug high-speed peripherals into this, as well as a microSD expansion slot. So with this one, you also get a larger screen, so a 10.1-inch touchscreen with a 1920 by 1200 resolution, also IPS. But other than that, things are looking pretty much the same. And then this is the big kahuna. This is the T300. This is a 12.5-inch display. It's available in either 2560 by 1440 or 1920 by 1080, depending on how much you want to pay. So it was $300, $400, and then this one is either 700 or 800, depending on the resolution you want. But in addition to more screen size, with this one, you also get a significantly more powerful processor. So this features Intel's all-new 14nm Core M processor. It's either the 5Y71 at 1.2 GHz or the 5Y10 at 0.8 GHz. You also get 4 or 8 gigs of RAM. Windows 8.1, you get 64 or 128 gigs of storage. You get a front 2-megapixel HD camera. No rear camera on this one, although if you're running around taking pictures with a 12-inch tablet, then you probably need to re-examine what you're doing with your life. It features 5300 Intel HD graphics, and I guess that's pretty much all there is to say about it. It also comes with the dock, oh yes, and I.O. So on the left-hand side, we've got Power-In as well as Windows Button and Volume Rocker. On the top, we've got a power switch. On the right-hand side, we've got micro HDMI as well as micro USB with a breakout available as well as an audio port. Then on the very bottom, you've got a micro SD slot and the two magnetic clip ports that go into the dock just like that. But these aren't the only stunningly thin Intel-powered devices. There's one more we've got to show you. This is the one that's really got my attention. This is the new ZenBook UX305. It also features a Broadwell processor, which is what enables it to be so stunningly thin. I mean, about as thin as could possibly be practical for a notebook. I mean, there's rumors that the new MacBook Air is going to be so thin that it can't even have a 3.5mm jack, but that just feels kind of silly to me. This one, you've got Power-In, USB 3 SuperSpeed, you've got micro HDMI as well as a headphone jack. Yeah, we do need that still. And then on the other side, two more SuperSpeed USB 3 and an SD slot. So that enables it to be super thin. It also gives it extremely long battery life. That's all they're quoting right now, so we don't know too much more. But I guess that stands to reason given we don't know too much else about the specs. So you'll be able to get it with either a Core M 5Y71 or 5Y10, 4GB or 8GB of RAM, 128GB or 256GB of storage. And then where things really get exciting is not the wireless AC, so it comes with wireless AC as well as HD 5300 graphics, but the display. So the one that I have here in front of me is a matte, I believe this is a 1080p display, but it will also be available in touchscreen flavors and with up to a WQHD Plus display. So that's 3200 by 1800 pixels. And they're quoted as saying the 3200 by 1800 model with touch is going to be less than $1,000. I couldn't get any more clarification than that. Like does less than $1,000 mean $999 or does it mean $989 or whatever the case may be? But one way or another, we're looking at an absolutely beautiful notebook for under $1,000 with a design that would have cost us a couple grand a few short years ago. Guys, I hope you enjoyed our video on the new Qi series over there as well as the ZenBook UX305. Our trip to the show is brought to you by Phantom Glass. So these guys really do make the ultimate screen protectors for your smartphone. 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