 This video is brought to you by Grupo Reno. You can check out their Symbios demo car at the link in the video description. So we are here at the Dell booth where they are showing off a new member of their XPS family. This is the XPS 15 2-in-1. Yeah! So this is the smallest, thinnest, high-performance 2-in-1 15-inch ever. And it was made possible by some pretty special technology. So the CPU and GPU are a member of the product formerly known as Kaby Lake G family. So we're talking an Intel 8th gen CPU with Radeon Vega M graphics. Now Dell isn't really telling us much about the specifics of the specs, but fortunately we're really smart people. So we managed to open up Task Manager and find out that this is a Core i7-8705G. So that guy turbos up to 4.1 GHz and as far as we can tell ships with a Vega MGL. So that would have 20 CUs, though the clock speed is TBD. It's got a pretty unique thermal solution on it, so they're actually using an insulation from the company Gore. You know like Gore-Tex. And the idea behind it is not obviously to keep all the heat inside the laptop, but to keep it away from the bottom surface and the keyboard. So the air gets sucked in here and it gets exhausted through the vents right here. Dell's boasting a 15-hour battery life out of the 75 watt-hour battery. And the thing is only 16 millimeters thick while being 4.3 pounds. So it's still a 15-inch device, but as 15-inch devices go it is pretty impressive, especially given the overall like this has a really really nice feeling hinge mechanism. In case you're wondering how cooling works when you have it folded up as a tablet, because of the feet on the bottom there is still a gap so the fans can suck in air. A couple of the other cool things about it involve magnets. So the keyboard is actually using, it's a scissor style, but it's using magnetic levitation and there will be available a separate pen that uses again magnetic technology to give like a tactile feedback to writing on the screen, but that wasn't something we could try today. In terms of I.O. you've got a couple of USB-C's, a headphone jack and a security lock. And then you got two four-lane thunderbolts and micro SD as well as a battery life indicator. It's expected to go on sale sometime in the next four to five months. It's going to start at around a thousand dollars and it's going to include Dell's new mobile connect technology, which allows you to take calls, respond to SMS and even on Android use apps wirelessly with all their new devices for 2018. So thanks to Group Renault for sponsoring this video. If you guys want to check out their Symbios demo car, it really is impressive. We took it for a ride. We've got a video linked in the description or hell, maybe we'll put it in a card up there. But it's got a ton of amazing technology in it. Tons of cameras, tons of radars, most importantly the brain. It was smart enough to handle level four autonomy even on an actual road with actual French drivers around us. And we were able to do everything from take the hands off the wheel to recline in the special laid back seating position to putting on a VR headset that was tied into the car sensors. So you could actually see virtual graphical representations of the cars or in some cases they showed up as like flocks of birds and stuff going past us in the VR headset. It actually wasn't even nauseating, which was really surprising. So check that out. We'll have it linked in the video description. So thanks for watching guys. If you disliked you can do that, but if you liked the video, hit like and get subscribed so you don't miss any of our CES 2018 content.