Their symbol is a face.

It's a laptop.

It's not any laptop, you know.

Why wouldn't you show you some everyday?

Boring.

Is that a face?

Kirk?

Are you disputing that right now it's a gaming laptop?

It's very powerful.

But of course, that's not enough, right?

These days you gotta have some differentiating factor somebody to look at it and they'll see that.

That's cool.

It's got a cool piece.

So this one does that by adding a secondary display above the keyboard.

Ninth generation Intel Core I 7 97 50 h one TB SST 16 Gigs of DDR 4 15.6 inch diagonal Full HD I PS led display.

1 44 hurts with Geesink.

That's sort of what you're looking for.

Obviously course it's got R TX graphics in there as well.

And bang and Olufsen sound, which I'm interested in checking out guys.

No, I like the testes speakers on this stuff.

It's very important to me who on boxing experience.

What kind of fancy looks kind of nice that out of there.

All right.

Cool omen by H p.

This of course the gaming brand for HP.

And here's that prominent logo Wilmore, Time Omen X and you can't look at that flashy red secondary box here that is a heavy wrist rest.

I am right there in the reflection.

Make typing a little come fear.

Possibly gaming unboxing experience.

Quite nice, Very thin.

In fact, considering R TX built in gaming specifications, I like the design.

Look at this triangle's going on.

It's got a matte finish.

You have a USB A connector.

Thunderbolt three in the form of USB type.

See Giant Grill on the bottom.

My goodness.

See a couple of fans.

They're a barrel style power connector.

Full size H d M I.

Two more U S B A's.

We have one of these extendable wired Ethernet connections and then a dedicated headphone jack as well.

It's kind of like stealth bomber gaming.

Kirk, what do you say?

Kind of into it A little bit.

Hurts kind of into it a little bit.

He plays Overwatch.

S R What's your ass?

Our bro Kirk would rather not say his s R, what's the starting price on his will starts at $1850 a tremendous power.

Brick, of course.

230 watts.

I like the design of it down.

Let's cool.

Look how they did this, Jack.

He's got a distinctive design with a monitor him just right in the center.

Very solid hinge structure going on here.

You see the controls indicated by this sticker in this location over here to manage and control that secondary screen.

Also, you know it's gaming when you see the indicators around the W S a N d.

He's as intel.

You need to know where you're going.

Forward, back and whatnot were in full game territory now.

I just realized they sent the mouse over as well.

Look at this thing has has CI wireless charging, So it's just charging on the match.

That's pretty cool.

Plus the RGB love you just keep it on the family with the omen, branding and whatnot.

And the system is booted up and you're finally getting a sense for the secondary display here, which it looks like by default is reading on some of your performance stuff.

You can see the CPU temperature.

Actually, that's GPU utilization.

Middle one is CPU utilization and temperature, and then the last one is memory.

It looks like I'm guessing.

Yeah, it is touch screen.

So you can also go in here and optimize your settings or comfort, default or performance.

You have your lighting settings available in here now, if you guys noticed.

But this is like this is lit up in red now.

Real time screen mirroring.

This is I mean, this is kind of the main functionality.

I guess you can pick any element of your main screen even in game stuff, and map it down to this display here.

The whole idea of having a secondary display that the best way to think about it is Look, it's a secondary display.

I'm noticing something kind of weird here, which is like all this extra space over here.

Get this six inch monitor in the center.

It's kind of a smartphone display.

And then there's, like, all this extra space on either side with kind of weird.

It's a wow factor.

Ladies and gentlemen, you know, you're just like a man.

Your laptop doesn't do this.

You got your pals over and you're like, Yeah, I just I just watch stuff passively.

I should put the podcast down there.

I just have the chat down there speaking on speakers.

Let's give him a quick test.

Load up some YouTube.

Not a time to travel on the keys, but satisfying nonetheless, that was sitting on all this money.

Yeah, honestly, for a laptop this big, but maybe I just say this with all gaming laughter like Where's the speakers?

But, like, why even right banging Oleson on the box?

It's such a little I I can't imagine banging.

Alston is happy with that Ireland.

They think that's what banging Wolfson pride themselves on Jack, not wanting to bring the cash back to us.

I get it.

It's a gaming laptop.

Put your headset on, get on with your life.

But, like for me, I'm thinking you got the real estate.

I use the speakers on my laptops.

I just would like, you know, a little bit of performance.

Can we please that?

Okay, Do I have full brightness here?

Let's get a boost on that.

I do have full brightness, so it's also not the brightest display.

Can I get a net counter?

Mr Willie do 306 knits.

According toe Willie do Maybe I'm spoiled.

I've been looking at a 500 it display for a little while burning my my retinas, ruining my long term vision, flooding them with blue light.

Do we have some games?

You want me to play it on ultra.

What can I say?

I mean, like, look, we all know what this is.

It's a gaming laptop.

How do you make a decision in 2019 on which gaming laptop you like?

At least you can identify by having some differentiating characteristic.

But honestly, gaming laptops have sort of become like smartphones, where within this segment is becoming more difficult to tell one from the next, particularly from a hardware perspective where they're all performing at a very similar status.

How you make your choice.

I guess it's gonna come down to styling is gonna come down to some of those special features.

In this case, you get the secondary monitor, and at least that's gonna let you one up some of your pals when you load up some extra thing on the secondary display.

I don't know how useful that's gonna be in practical terms over the life span of this particular product, but it does feel high tech.