 Hi, this is Sam and this is Acer's completely insane Predator 21X laptop. It is a 21 inch laptop with an ultra-wide display and it costs $9,000. It's the only laptop in the world, Acer says, with a curved display and it's also one of the very few with a mechanical keyboard. It has two Nvidia GTX 1080 GPUs inside, Intel Kaby Lake processors, 64 gigabytes of RAM because, sure, two power supplies because this thing needs a lot of power and there is a warning here that says hot surface warning, do not touch. The keyboard is pretty unusual among laptops and it's a full mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX switches. These are the brown variety which are less clicky than the blues but maybe better for gaming performance. Above the keyboard you have this window into the GPU blower. For even more flair you can customize this panel with Acer design graphics or any image you want. Next to the keyboard you have the trackpad. It's kind of to the side which is a bit more unusual but the reason for that is you can take it off because it magnetically latches in and you can turn it into a numpad in case you want a full-on keyboard for MMO shortcuts or Excel macros or God knows what people do with these things. And then below the curved monitor you have this panel here which is Tobii eye tracking. So you can, it's not really a full control system but it's been built into a bunch of games like Watch Dogs 2, Deus Ex, Mankind Divided. So it's like a kind of supplementary control scheme where you can move the camera by looking around with your eyes. Unfortunately the only game installed on this laptop right now is Farmville 2 so not quite the ideal software selection to test out the gaming performance but really I don't think you need to test the gaming performance of this thing. It is clearly an insane luxury device for people that want the absolute best laptop physical object thing to put on their desk. It is not comfortable on a lap. I'm sat outside here on this chair and I am worried I'm about to drop this $9000 laptop. Probably no one's going to buy this. But the case knows that. It's not news to them that we are going to call this an impractical product. It being an impractical product is really kind of the point. It's a demonstration of what is possible on a laptop if you really go balls out and throw every feature imaginable into something and charge $9000 for it. I am not going to buy one but I would like you to buy me one so please add it to your Christmas list for me. And if you're not a gamer this also serves Double Duty as a MacBook carrying case.