You doubted us.

Doubted the wrong guy.

His guys.

We got the Vaio the viral via laptop that was making waves.

People were talking about how this crazy little tiny little laptop was able to pack in so many different ports.

And all of a sudden you started hearing this name that I hadn't heard in so long, vile.

Well, you didn't know this.

My very first laptop viol.

You understand?

Yeah.

Wait.

Like £100?

Yeah.

Good for you.

I had begged for it.

I said to my parents, I'm going to have a future in this realm.

They were like, No, you're not.

We'll get you the laptop.

That's back when viol was a part of Sony.

So quick.

History lesson here.

No longer a part of Sony.

So let's go ahead and see why everyone was talking about this guy.

First things first.

Who you won't give me a weight readout on that will very light.

They touted as £1.99.

£1.99.

And will he?

He's used the word touted today.

Yeah, so we just let's put a little check mark.

If you were waiting for that, we have that now.

In the episode, something has been touted.

Look at this.

Look at that.

It's a little It's a feather.

It's making my ex one carbon.

Feel him right now.

That was like an SD card slot.

It is That is a USB a port that's a type seaport.

I see the Thunderbolt Icon logo next to it.

Full size.

HTM I, Ethan eject.

That's a G a port.

I haven't seen those in a while, and we're not even done yet.

We go to the other side now.

Tomb or USB A's and headphone Jack.

It's all in a thing, this £1.99 1 thing this one has, which my carbon does not is an SD card reader, and I use that so this is even more versatile than that.

Haven't even opened it yet.

Let's just charge Brick Pretty portable, that's for sure.

And I just noticed it's also got another U S B.

A port on it.

Nice little touch, and then the extension cable.

Very straightforward.

If you bought a laptop in 6 2005 cardboard in all your life accessories.

Let's go.

I like this.

This matte black kind of finish doesn't get fingerprints.

Ah, uh, not crazy.

Terrible.

But, you know, with any matte finish, it's a possibility.

Who?

Jack?

You cut that action boom.

You see that natural kind of angle?

Ergonomic angle that happens there.

Who the quick brown fox will.

The fox is jumping.

So as they do as the fox would, it's close, actually, to a desktop typing experience on a thin and ultra portable laptop.

I could live.

I could live.

It's not too loud.

I could live.

I could breathe.

I could live eight generation Intel processors.

It is, Ah, 12 inch display, so you can see there's there's a bit of a forehead on there.

There's a glimpse at the mat display.

What's the resolution?

Will 1920 But so is 1920 by 10 80 at 12 inches, that should be fine.

You have a decent basil density at the rings.

You're gonna be at here.

The price point.

It starts around 1200 bucks, so keep that in mind.

It's for it's for a very specific customers.

For somebody who wants tons of versatility is so tough to put in perspective like I have.

Ah, I have the iPad pro at home, the small one that things about a pound on its own.

This is 1.99 Mac Book Air £3 X one carbon two and 1/2.

It's 1/2 a pound lighter than that.

It's making almost anything in a laptop department feel heavy to me at this point.

It has a fingerprint scanner on it as well.

Over here, it's right there.

I like how on a keyboard they kept it simple, even though some of the keys had to shrink down like the shift key over here on the left and the directional keys.

They're all where you expect them to be, and there's enough space around them to make sure you're hitting the key that you want to hit the trackpad, even though it's small, feels pretty good.

These buttons, though.

I mean, maybe if you're looking for a click, but it's a pretty loud click on the button again.

For me, that's kind of a throwback.

They managed to fit something important up there camera in that territory.

I'm a little concerned about the speaker performance on this thing.

You know, It's something that I would normally check.

But there has been a kind of, ah, form of, like, 90 day reprieve.

There's one thing I learned doing this job.

Will you do?

You can't have it all.

No, you gotta You give you take you plus your minus.

You have the appetizer, you skip the desert, you gotta pay the piper.

What does that mean?

By the way?

Who's the piper bear?

The consequences of inaction or activity that one has enjoyed.

Yeah, you got to pay the piper.

You've gotta give somewhere.

And it's obvious they gave it a speaker department.

The display I could live with.

It's actually this is a very bright environment, so it's got some decent output.

So I think it's a cool little package.

This one, at 1200 bucks puts it in a particular price category was not really a budget laptop, but it's not his premium.

With some of the specifications I've looked at in the X one department, it's finds itself somewhere in the middle.

But if you just want, like the lightest thing you could get that you can carry with you every day and never have to worry about possibly interfacing with some external peripheral.

I don't know that there's anything else in this territory.

Will.

I can't remember.

I can't recall.

Look at how small that is.

So will feel help.

Look, you have a Mac book pro.

Please tell the people Feel the difference.

Feel the rush.

This is really like, really, Ladies and gentlemen, will you do?