 Hey guys, this is Vlad with The Verge and I'm here being shown a demo by AMD. I'm doing the very hard task of playing this game. It's a 900x1200 resolution, playing in full screen, framerate is looking pretty great, but this is only part of the workload. We've got Andy over here from AMD who's going to tell us what else this computer is doing right now. So a couple of things going on here. So like Vlad said, we're playing Dirt 3, pretty good framerate in here. We've got 19x10, full HD, and you can see in this middle monitor over here we're actually coding 720p video. Now these are normally two tasks going on at the same time. I figure it's a desktop level workload. It's all coming out of this box. But actually, what's going on inside this box, this is all running off of a notebook. And this is the 2012 APU platform known as Trinity. What we're showing here is that Trinity can not only play Dirt 3 at full HD at a good frame rate and encode 720p video, we're also playing full screen HD video from the notebook itself. Now this is all being driven from this notebook and as you can see, I'll show you just to confirm this is actually one notebook. You'll see I'm dragging the mouse across the screen here. Apparently on the media converter screen, I can go in there and I can change the video at full screen. You can see on the trackpad, it's in full screen, you can go out, come back in and actually pause while it's game. Can you just make sure you have the position? Ah! You have position. I'm first.