 This video from CES 2017 is brought to you by dbrand. Skins for phones, laptops, etc. Visit dbrand.com slash LinusCES. So we're here in the entire restaurant that Lenovo has rented out, checking out their new brand. Now, this here, the Lenovo Legion Y720, is hardly the first gaming notebook we've ever seen from Lenovo. They've had ones in the past. They were usually, why something? And someone internally must have gone, why don't we have a gaming specific brand? And they created one. So it's going to be Legion, and this is one of the first products that will bear the Legion badge and the Legion logo. It's got a brushed aluminum backing that looks kind of like a woven basket carbon fiber with their Legion logo that I personally think looks pretty sleek. It's got an RGB backlit keyboard that's got four different zones, but given the price point, which we'll get to later, that kind of makes sense that they don't have the individually backlit keys because it does have some other very interesting features as well. This is the first laptop that I'm aware of with Dolby Atmos support, which is pretty freaking cool, and it's also one of the first pre-built systems that I've seen that has integrated support for a Microsoft Xbox One wireless controller up to four players without needing a dongle. I.O. is a pretty solid mix, HDMI 2.0, a couple USB 3s, mini display port, Thunderbolt 3. Thumbs up for that. And over here on the other side, we've got their proprietary power, gigabit ethernet, USB 3, and a combo headphone microphone jack. Now, whoops, I almost dropped it, but that's okay. And let's open her up and have a look at what they've done to the inside of this bad boy. Come on, baby. Now, to be clear, this is a pre-release model. So I don't want you guys judging it too closely, but there are a few things that stood out to me in here already. So 15.6-inch chassis, how did they squeeze everything in here? Number one is they've got the batteries actually broken up into two separate modules here, something that I actually have only rarely encountered before. CPU and GPU are taken care of by, for the CPU, just the left-hand side, if you were actually using it, fan and relatively thick heatsink fin array here. And the GPU has a dedicated one over on the right. And thanks to this long heat pipe that goes between the whole thing is gonna get some help from the left as well. So that's a 1060 with six gigs of RAM, as far as I know. The hard drive has got its own little spot over here. There's M.2 storage, and this is cool. Under the M.2, that's where the Microsoft wireless module is right there. The last thing that was kind of an interesting one to me is the fact that the memory. So we've got two swappable sodium slots. DDR4 dual-channel memory is covered by a little shielding cover, which I am not 100% sure why that's there, but I'm sure someone smarter than me will let me know in the comments below. So the price they're targeting for this thing is starting at around $1,200 with the Core i7 processor, the 7700HQ, GTX 1060, and then your storage and RAM may vary. So let us know what you think down below, and thank you for checking out this video on the Y520 from Lenovo. Excuse me? Legion by Lenovo. Also, a big thanks to dbrand for sponsoring our coverage here at Samsung. We're going to be doing a lot of coverage here at CES 2017. dbrand is the place to go if you need a wicked awesome marble skin for your iPhone, or you need a wicked awesome... Actually, they don't carry this color anymore because it's tacky and gaudy and who could possibly want it. But because they do laptops, game controllers, game consoles, mobile devices, and they are offering $1 worldwide shipping for a limited time. So check it out at the link below. Samsung.com slash Linus CES.