 One of the biggest things happening here at the show is not necessarily a product per se, but rather an initiative from Nvidia. So what we're looking at right now is the Asus StudioBook, which is one of 17 of what they're calling RTX Studio laptops, in what appears to be a clear shot across the bow of Apple, and the perception that MacBook Pros are the ideal portable computing device for creative professionals. So what I'm looking at right here is one of their new super slim and super sexy Quadro RTX 5000 notebook designs, where they're showing off not just the performance, but also the flexibility in terms of your workflow that real-time ray tracing, along with their tensor cores and all their AI features, enables. So with a device like this, instead of moving something into the scene and then waiting around for a render, I can evaluate in real time how doing something like duplicating my couch here, or like here, yeah, there we go, duplicating my couch, affects the lighting of the room. Here, let's make a bunch of couches. Look at that. Oh, that's awful. We covered up our light with a couch. Surely that won't do. Let's move our couch over here. No one's ever going to hire me to design their room here, that much is sure, but with a laptop like this, I could certainly try. For our last demo here, again with the obvious comparison, we've got Red Cine X. Now this is something that's a little bit more applicable to us, and the claim here is, check this out, decode to bear and color 6K Red video on a notebook in real time. Now obviously, we're not able to do that using CPU decoding on the MacBook. You can see once we use up our buffer here, the playback is simply not smooth. By contrast, the GeForce RTX Studio laptop using CUDA is able to handle it very comfortably. Now, something that you guys might have noticed by this point in the video is that these Studio notebooks are not obviously different from similar gaming models. So what exactly is it that sets them apart? Well, there's a couple of things. One of them is that in some cases, the specs have actually been tweaked. So instead of a high refresh rate, lower resolution panel, you might end up with a higher resolution, lower refresh rate one. In this case, we're looking at a 4K OLED panel on this Aero 15 OLED from Gigabyte. Another thing actually comes down to drivers. So instead of delivering like 20 plus game ready drivers a year, these Studio or these Creator optimized notebooks are expected to get somewhere in the neighborhood of 5 to 7 that have been validated not just with professional applications, but with professional workflows. So this one right here is running Photoshop, Maya, and Substance Painter, in this case, all at the same time. This is a Quadro 5000 model that they had task manager pulled up specifically to show that it is sucking up 15.4 gigs of GPU memory. But anyway, the idea is to make sure that these drivers are going to be stable not just with one application, but with multiple ones running at once so that people's workflows aren't going to get disrupted. So we're not expecting these to come cheap, particularly the Quadro 5000 based ones with the 16 gig frame buffer. But what's clear is that if your work revolves around needing a powerful computer and you want to be able to be mobile, this is about the most compelling option that we have ever seen. Speaking of compelling options, our sponsor for today, Squarespace. If you're looking to build yourself a beautiful customizable website, just visit squarespace.com. We use Squarespace for both our linusmediagroup.com and lcxexpo.com websites. And that's just the tip of the iceberg in terms of what you can do with them. You can choose from tons of different templates, finding the one that makes the most sense for you and running with it. And if you run into trouble, Squarespace has got you covered with webinars, help guides, and their 24-7 tech support. So head to squarespace.com forward slash LTT to save 10% today. We're going to have that linked below. So thanks for watching, guys. If you disliked this video, you can hit that button. But if you liked it, hit like, get subscribed, or maybe consider checking out where to buy the stuff we featured at the link in the video description. Also down there is our merch store, which has cool shirts like this one and our community forum, which you should totally join.