 Hello, welcome to CES 2016. We're here at the Verge Lounge. I'm Vlad Savov and I'm joined by Frank Azor from Alienware and Dell's XPS division. And Frank has for us a new product. Do you want to talk to us about it? That's more a new color than actually a whole new product. We launched the XPS 13 at CES last year. It's been a huge success for us. It's been deemed pretty much the world's best Windows notebook. So we're very proud of the product. And when Intel introduced the Skylake processors in October, we updated it time to market with Intel so you have the sixth generation processor and the USB-C port, all the latest goods on the inside and we increased the battery. But one of the things we kept hearing over the year in 2015 is folks wanted different colors and gold was actually ranking really high as a color that they wanted to see on this product since we have the aluminum finish on the A-Panel and on the bottom base. So we're introducing it here today at the show. You have a couple of laptops. It's still kind of a quiet show for you. In the previous year, CES 2015, you introduced your graphics amp, which is a breakout box. You have the GPU, a desktop GPU that connects to your laptop. You're not making any such quite as big announcements on that front, but you do have something to share with us on the VR front. We do. And it's a really exciting time. I think 2016, not by my account necessarily, but by several accounts has been deemed like the year of VR. So we're really excited about that. And we've been working for a few years now with Oculus, pretty much since their Kickstarter came out, on how we can work together to really make VR a possibility and to make it be successful. And obviously they own the headset, they've owned the content, and they're doing I think a phenomenal job on that end. But you need something to power that. And Alienware was founded in 1996. We're going to celebrate our 20th anniversary this year. And we were founded with a very simple principle, and it's been maintained ever since then. And that's going to be what carries us into VR as well. And that is that you can always build your own system, you can always put your own components together, and you're probably going to do it better than anybody else can do it for you. And you'll be able to do the same thing with VR. You can buy a headset and plug that into your system and upgrade your graphics card if you need to, optimize your software and everything. But if you just want a turnkey system, and you just want to focus on the content, you just want to focus on playing the games and enjoying your media, not having to worry about the technical side of what's powering that content. You want support when you need it, you want somebody you can call for questions, technical questions and answers. That's what we provide. That's what we've always provided. And we'll do the same thing with VR. So with Oculus, we're going to announce that our 1199x51 system, which meets all the minimum requirements for the Oculus Rift experience, and our XPS 8900 with a similar configuration, those two machines are priced at $1,199 typically. But if you bundle them with an Oculus headset, we're going to give you a $200 discount to help make just that ecosystem a little bit easier of an entry for you to get into. And the most important thing, when is this going to be available, your partnership? So the partnership's being announced today. And the systems will begin shipping in the February, March timeframe. So as soon as headsets begin shipping out to folks, whether you pre-order it or you buy a system now or you buy it, then all the shipments will start going out in February, March. All right. All right, guys, do you want me to swing right by this thing?
 Hello, welcome to CES 2016.
 We're here at the Verge Lounge.
 I'm Vlad Savov and I'm joined by Frank Azor from Alienware and Dell's XPS division.
 And Frank has for us a new product.
 Do you want to talk to us about it?
 That's more a new color than actually a whole new product.
 We launched the XPS 13 at CES last year.
 It's been a huge success for us.
 It's been deemed pretty much the world's best Windows notebook.
 So we're very proud of the product.
 And when Intel introduced the Skylake processors in October, we updated it time to market with
 Intel so you have the sixth generation processor and the USB-C port, all the latest goods on
 the inside and we increased the battery.
 But one of the things we kept hearing over the year in 2015 is folks wanted different
 colors and gold was actually ranking really high as a color that they wanted to see on
 this product since we have the aluminum finish on the A-Panel and on the bottom base.
 So we're introducing it here today at the show.
 You have a couple of laptops.
 It's still kind of a quiet show for you.
 In the previous year, CES 2015, you introduced your graphics amp, which is a breakout box.
 You have the GPU, a desktop GPU that connects to your laptop.
 You're not making any such quite as big announcements on that front, but you do have something to
 share with us on the VR front.
 We do.
 And it's a really exciting time.
 I think 2016, not by my account necessarily, but by several accounts has been deemed like
 the year of VR.
 So we're really excited about that.
 And we've been working for a few years now with Oculus, pretty much since their Kickstarter
 came out, on how we can work together to really make VR a possibility and to make it be successful.
 And obviously they own the headset, they've owned the content, and they're doing I think
 a phenomenal job on that end.
 But you need something to power that.
 And Alienware was founded in 1996.
 We're going to celebrate our 20th anniversary this year.
 And we were founded with a very simple principle, and it's been maintained ever since then.
 And that's going to be what carries us into VR as well.
 And that is that you can always build your own system, you can always put your own components
 together, and you're probably going to do it better than anybody else can do it for
 you.
 And you'll be able to do the same thing with VR.
 You can buy a headset and plug that into your system and upgrade your graphics card if you
 need to, optimize your software and everything.
 But if you just want a turnkey system, and you just want to focus on the content, you
 just want to focus on playing the games and enjoying your media, not having to worry about
 the technical side of what's powering that content.
 You want support when you need it, you want somebody you can call for questions, technical
 questions and answers.
 That's what we provide.
 That's what we've always provided.
 And we'll do the same thing with VR.
 So with Oculus, we're going to announce that our 1199x51 system, which meets all the minimum
 requirements for the Oculus Rift experience, and our XPS 8900 with a similar configuration,
 those two machines are priced at $1,199 typically.
 But if you bundle them with an Oculus headset, we're going to give you a $200 discount to
 help make just that ecosystem a little bit easier of an entry for you to get into.
 And the most important thing, when is this going to be available, your partnership?
 So the partnership's being announced today.
 And the systems will begin shipping in the February, March timeframe.
 So as soon as headsets begin shipping out to folks, whether you pre-order it or you
 buy a system now or you buy it, then all the shipments will start going out in February,
 March.
 All right.
 All right, guys, do you want me to
 swing right by this thing?