 We're in the Asus system suite and I would have bought one of these like what was my first year of university like eight years ago. Welcome to Linus Tech Tips at CES 2013. Our trip to the show this year is powered by Corsair, maker of quality PC components and peripherals. Our trusted storage partner is Seagate Technology and our trusted networking partner is LinkSys. I would have bought one of these like that because it's an actual portable gaming machine. Instead of being a seven inch monstrosity, this guy right here is a 14 inch machine that actually has the same, packs the same kind of punch as its larger brethren. It does sacrifice a little bit on the thickness in order to achieve that because, check this out, beastly aluminum fin coolers here. Because there is still stuff to cool down, this particular one comes with a quad core i7 or a core i5 processor, a GTX 660M and the typical rugged, wow that's really strong actually, that's really well built, rugged styling of Asus' G series. So you can see from a distance you might not even know that this is a 14 inch gaming notebook especially because I'm more of a small person. But if we were to have Slick hold this for example, slick. See, now you can tell how small it is. Very very cool stuff. In terms of the overall finish, they've got a soft touch on the top, beautiful Asus logo with an illuminated Republic of Gamers logo as well. On the bottom, again, nice matte finish, scratch resistant so you're not going to have to worry about scuffing it up too bad. I'm not 100% sure what the heck that is but let's go ahead and check this out. So we've got power in, gigabit ethernet, two super speed USB 3, this is a thunderbolt enabled notebook, very very cool stuff. Microphone and headphones, of course you're going to need those for gaming. SD expansion, HDMI, another super speed USB 3 and VGA. I still like to see VGA on notebooks, especially ones that are versatile. Okay so think about this, VGA, the situation I usually give where you might need it is something like a business trip where you want to be able to hook up to like a projector or something. Now think of it in terms of a LAN party. The LAN's got an older projector, you want to hook it up, you want to play some games, you've got your VGA output. Now think about this, you're a business guy, you're on a business trip but you want to play some games. See, now you've got your HDMI out, you've got your gaming capabilities, you've got your form factor that is actually possible to travel with. So that's extremely exciting. Let's just see if there's anything else that we missed here. We've got our thunderbolt, dual, dual rear venting system, boost stability, I believe that. And it's available in a variety of configurations including with an SSD, oh oh oh, M-SATA, oh cool M-SATA SSD, so that means you can set up like caching or you can have your OS on SSD and then a bigger hard drive for storage, that's very cool. So thank you for checking out this video from the ASUS suite and don't forget to subscribe, make sure you see all of our CS 2013 coverage, we're going to be showing you guys lots of cool stuff. Thanks for watching Linus Tech Tips at CES 2013 powered by Corsair, Seagate Technology and Linksys.