 Thank you to dbrand for making CES 2017 possible for us this year. Check them out in the link below. This is the most beautiful TV I have ever seen. But not just because of the 4K HDR display and somehow higher brightness and wider color gamut than before, with 25% higher peak brightness in certain situations and 99% DCI-P3 color standard. My favorite feature is what LG is calling picture on wall or wallpaper display. This LG signature OLED TVW is only 2.57mm in depth, and it is mounted on the wall using a steel plate and magnets. To accomplish this, they've moved the brains and the processing power into their 4.2 channel Dolby Atmos-powered soundbar, which features four HDMI ports on the back, along with three USB ports, optical in, ethernet, and RS232 for control. Another great feature of the soundbar that's outside of the awesomeness of the speakers or the subtle ribbon cable that can either run up the wall behind your TV or be managed behind the wall is just how nice it is when you turn it on or turn it off. There's these two top speakers on the outside, and they will either lower into the unit and then be closed off for what I'm assuming is dust protection, or when you turn it on, they will raise up out of the unit while it plays these pleasant tones. So the panel looks amazing. 4K, HDR, Dolby Vision, all that great stuff. The soundbar sounds fantastic, 4.2 channel, Dolby Audio, but none of this stuff can be translated very well through YouTube or basically any other online media distribution platform. You need to experience it in person, so hopefully, looking around at LG here, hopefully we will get one in office, because I know Linus has probably been chomping at the bit to actually see this, and I beat him to it, and I'd like to check it out with some gaming titles on it. There are two versions of this TV, a 77-inch that will be available in the second half of this year, and this guy, a 65-inch that will be available in early March at $7,999.98, which you'll be able to find at some select Best Buy locations. Again, thanks to dbrand for bringing us to CES 2017 this year. If you want to see their stuff, check out the link down below, or look right here, because I have a dbrand skin on my phone. We also all have dbrand skins on our laptops. I went with a purple and black theme with mine, because it's Razer, so it's purple, black, and green. It kind of looks like the Joker, but whatever. You can configure whatever you want through their configurator and make your device look unique to you. So again, check them out in the link below, and I'll see you guys next time.