 It's Michael with The Verge here. We have the brand new Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon. No longer does it have the five button touchpad, it now has a three button touchpad. They've removed the sort of touch keypad they had up top and brought back physical keys. Still light, still thin. Battery charging technology is still here, it can charge up about 80% in 30 minutes. Battery life has increased, capacity is now 50 watt hours up from 44 on last year's model. This one starts at 128 gigabyte SSD for the base model, can go up to a 512 PCIe SSD. Brand new processor, fifth generation Core i7 processor. Still has the WQHD 2560 by 1440 touch screen display. This will be available later this month starting at $1249. Okay, here we have the new Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 12. It has a slight CPU upgrade from the fourth generation iCore to the fifth generation Intel iCore. But with this latest upgrade, they've introduced two new models. They have the Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga 14 with a 1080p screen. Both weighs in less than four pounds, same Intel fifth generation Core i7 processor. This model comes standard with the Intel HD Graphics 5500 or Nvidia GeForce 840M is also available. And they've also added another model, the ThinkPad Yoga 15, which features an optional Intel RealSense 3D camera, which gives you the ability to project yourself in three dimensions. It can erase backgrounds behind you while you video chat. The ThinkPad Yoga will be available in February, the 12 starts at $999 and the 14 and 15 are both starting at $1,199.