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the CES 15 video is made possible by insanely innovative fantex our trusted memory partner Corsair and NCIX last year Oris blew us away with an amazing new notebook that had the power to push a surround display array while maintaining a very high level of refined premium and gamer oriented features this year they are presenting this new x5 laptop which they are billing as the most powerful 15 inch notebook on the market to date the 15.6 x5 PacSun intel i7 cpu nvidia gtx 960 v in sli and a beautiful 3k 2880 by 1620 display so pixel density and the size is absolutely amazing it might not be totally necessary for gaming but amazing regardless for productivity and the x5 is also spec for its ability to push 4k via the DisplayPort with the dual 965 m GPUs there should be just enough horsepower to play games at high settings there will be options to include up to 32 gigabytes of ddr3 RAM that's insane for storage there options to include three listen to this m dot 2 512 gigabyte SSDs in raid 0 that's just absolutely incredible as well as a 2 terabyte mechanical drive the chassis looks very aggressive lacking an optical drive however but most gamers are buying digitally now anyway so it is something that is fair to overlook when cramming as much into this package as possible the keyboard was decent however the keys did seem a little mushy however there are macro keys included on the left side of the keyboard that are illuminated the right side of the chassis features an HDMI port two USB 3 an SD card slot on the back there is a VGA out one USB 3 and Ethernet along with AC in on the left side there is a USB audio jacks HDMI and a mini DisplayPort with two exhaust ports on each side to prevent this thing from overheating from all this insane hardware the most attractive feature however has to be the glass trackpad it is smooth and incredibly beautiful and very accurate the price of course falls into that premium category Oris is looking to price this monster somewhere around 2,200 to 2,500 dollars so stay tuned for what we hope is going to be an amazing review of this beautiful and insanely powerful gaming notebook the x5 from Oris