**Gigabyte Unveils Two New Gaming Notebooks with Impressive Features**

Gigabyte has announced two new gaming notebooks that promise to deliver top-notch performance and features for gamers on-the-go. The first notebook, code-named "P34G", is a sleek and slim design with a brushed aluminum body that gives it a premium feel. Weighing in at only 1.8 kg (3.97 lbs), this notebook is designed to be portable and comfortable to carry around. With an Intel Core i7 processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760M graphics, this notebook is more than capable of handling demanding games and applications.

The P34G notebook features a 14-inch display with a resolution of 1080p, which is impressive for its size. The keyboard is illuminated, but unfortunately, the submerge design makes it less than ideal. With an SSD and HDD slot, users can easily upgrade their storage options to keep up with their needs. Other features include two USB 3 ports, HDMI port, and SD card slot, making it a great option for those who want flexibility in their connectivity options.

The second notebook from Gigabyte is also a gaming powerhouse, featuring an Intel Core i7 processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760M graphics. This notebook is slightly larger than the P34G, but still manages to keep its weight at around 2 kg (4.41 lbs). With Windows 8 Touch Integrated Controls on the touchpad, users can easily navigate through their applications and games with ease.

One of the standout features of both notebooks is their display quality. The 14-inch display on the P34G notebook is a highlight, with its 1080p resolution providing crisp and clear visuals. The second notebook also features an impressive display, although it's slightly smaller at 15.6 inches with a resolution of 1080p.

**New Gaming Mouse from Gigabyte: Avia Uranium**

In addition to the new gaming notebooks, Gigabyte has also announced a new wireless gaming mouse called the Avia Uranium. This mouse is designed to provide gamers with an unparalleled level of performance and convenience. With its wireless design, users can take it anywhere and use it without being tethered to their computer.

The Avia Uranium features a separate Ghost Macro Station that comes with the mouse. This station allows users to configure their macro settings on the fly, without having to exit into the software menu. The LCD screen on the Ghost Macro Station displays information about the mouse and its settings, making it easy for users to track their performance.

One of the standout features of the Avia Uranium is its wireless connectivity. With a battery life of up to 10 hours, users can take this mouse with them wherever they go without worrying about running out of power. The mouse also comes with two AAA batteries that can be charged via USB port for quick top-ups.

The mouse itself has a sleek design and feels comfortable in the hand. The buttons are responsive and well-labeled, with G1-G4 labels for customizable button settings. The scroll wheel is smooth and easy to use, although it could benefit from a bit more resistance.

**Battery Life and Charging**

One of the best features of the Avia Uranium is its battery life. With 9.95% battery life displayed on the LCD screen, users can easily track their remaining power levels without having to check the mouse's software settings. The batteries are also replaceable, making it easy for users to upgrade or replace them as needed.

**Conclusion**

Gigabyte has certainly made a splash at Computex 2013 with its new gaming notebooks and wireless mouse. With their impressive features, sleek designs, and competitive pricing, these products are sure to appeal to gamers who want top-notch performance without breaking the bank. Whether you're looking for a portable notebook or a wireless gaming mouse, Gigabyte has something to offer. Stay tuned for more Computex coverage as we explore more of what's new from this year's show.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey guys we are here at the gigabyte Booth here at compx 2013 they've been just announced two new gaming notebooks uh one of them is the 15.6 in Notebook this is actually the world's thinnest gaming notebook uh at 21 mm in height while it's closed so it's very impressive uh for sort of the hardware that's installed it features the latest Intel Core i7 the Haswell uh clocked about 2.4 GHz it has the GTX 765m with 2 GB of gddr5 memory so excellent for graphics performance as well what's cool about this laptop it features four in total four storage slots in total so two ssds and we also can install two hdds in there it has an optical drive that can be swapped out for an additional uh HDD in there so again you know we have all the storage options in this guy uh pretty good coming on to display this is a 1080p display uh IPS very very thin great viewing angles uh from G gab one thing though is the panel is slightly flimsy as you can tell there is some resistance while opening it up so you can position it in a way that you want but it still slightly it is a little bit flimsy uh coming on to the keyboard this is uh illuminated keyboard has pretty good uh feedback on here obviously it's a notebook everything is pretty flat so uh the keyboard sits in its own little section here aluminum body very nice to a touch we also have the speakers uh with power button uh coming to the side here we have two usb3 ports HDMI out and a VGA port on top of the the screen we also have a webcam with the built-in microphones kind of a standard thing and on the other side we have two more USB ports these are 2.0 headphone jack and an SD card slot and of course your ethernet port um overall a very cool gaming notebook from gigabyte uh again some of the impressive features very powerful core i7 very great graphics card lots of storage options obviously 1080p display um let's see how heavy this thing is it's actually fairly light uh with the battery installed I don't know the exact weight but it won't if you are buying a 15.6 uh in Notebook I'm sure the weighting is very competitive to what is out there also given this is the world's thinnest gaming notebook it's a great Advantage so moving on to the notebook front uh we have the second gaming notebook from gigabyte this is a p34g also very thin design looks like it's a brushed aluminum body so none of that plastic stuff here so it won't wear out with time uh usually these parts wearen out because your hands rest um illuminated keyboard but one thing as you can tell the keyboard does submerge a little bit so not a very good thing to see uh on this product it will retail for about $11,000 plus depending on the configuration with your uh storage options but it has an SSD and HDD slot so pretty good it features the Intel Core i7 latest Haswell and uh great graphics support as well the GTX 760m with two gigs of RAM so pretty cool stuff as you can see the speakers there uh the NAD is uh very responsive with your left and right click sort of integrated into each other so it Windows 8 is included with the computer so obviously we have all the uh Windows 8 Touch Integrated Controls into the touchpad so on the side here we have the ethernet port VGA uh two USB 3s and headphone jack no microphone Jack unfortunately but I guess there is one integrated in here on top of the screen also with the webcam kind of a standard thing here so come to the display this is a 14-in display uh really cool thing to see 1080p on this type of model so again very small package and it's really cool to see 1080p display incorporated into uh such a notebook this is the also very thin device only 21 mm uh coming on over to this side we have two more USB ports HDMI port and SD card slot so great things from gigabyte here we have the two new gaming notebooks cool thing is very thin 1080p display in both models starting at $1,000 for the little one and at $1,300 for the big brother so moving on with the gigabytes some of the gaming perals they're announcing this time at computex is the Avia uranium wireless gaming mouse um what's cool about this mouse is that not only is it Wireless but it comes with its own uh ghost macro station so now what's cool about the LCD screen is that it shows you all the information about the mouse and you can configure that on the fly without having to exit into the software menu also cool because this is an actual separate unit you can take it with you on to go anywhere and it will work just as fine it will save all your profiles there so pretty good stuff now coming to the mouse uh unfortunately no weight adjustments here uh something we'd like to see on the gaming mouse but at the bottom here we have two ablea batteries uh charge rate goes up to 10 hours so pretty good and you can also plug this in into uh USB port here for charging uh has an on andof switch so you can save battery this way uh coming to the buttons pretty stand forward we have your side browser buttons two more buttons for your point finger as you can see they are labeled G1 G2 G3 G4 so and they they actually programmable uh the scroll wheel is pretty responsive it it is feels a little too light though I would like to have a little bit more resistance pressing the middle button uh that switches your profiles so it can either go up or down pretty uh straightforward we've seen this type of design on a lot of my in the past so pressing the middle button we get access to this uh to the ghost macro station we can change our DPI here as you can see it does change on the fly so you are aware of what DPI setting you're using you're also aware of each profile you're using so you know it's a cool uh gaming uh gimmick also we have the uh battery life over here so 9 95% uh keep track of your battery life pretty pretty cool new product from gigabyte this is the Avia uranium uh the ghost macro station bundle with the wireless mouse so that concludes our overview of some some of the new things at gigabytes so we have two new gaming notebooks uh this is the smaller brother one bigger brother right behind me and also the mouse the wireless things pretty cool things from gigabyte here at computex 2013 thanks guys for watching and stay tuned for more computex coveragehey guys we are here at the gigabyte Booth here at compx 2013 they've been just announced two new gaming notebooks uh one of them is the 15.6 in Notebook this is actually the world's thinnest gaming notebook uh at 21 mm in height while it's closed so it's very impressive uh for sort of the hardware that's installed it features the latest Intel Core i7 the Haswell uh clocked about 2.4 GHz it has the GTX 765m with 2 GB of gddr5 memory so excellent for graphics performance as well what's cool about this laptop it features four in total four storage slots in total so two ssds and we also can install two hdds in there it has an optical drive that can be swapped out for an additional uh HDD in there so again you know we have all the storage options in this guy uh pretty good coming on to display this is a 1080p display uh IPS very very thin great viewing angles uh from G gab one thing though is the panel is slightly flimsy as you can tell there is some resistance while opening it up so you can position it in a way that you want but it still slightly it is a little bit flimsy uh coming on to the keyboard this is uh illuminated keyboard has pretty good uh feedback on here obviously it's a notebook everything is pretty flat so uh the keyboard sits in its own little section here aluminum body very nice to a touch we also have the speakers uh with power button uh coming to the side here we have two usb3 ports HDMI out and a VGA port on top of the the screen we also have a webcam with the built-in microphones kind of a standard thing and on the other side we have two more USB ports these are 2.0 headphone jack and an SD card slot and of course your ethernet port um overall a very cool gaming notebook from gigabyte uh again some of the impressive features very powerful core i7 very great graphics card lots of storage options obviously 1080p display um let's see how heavy this thing is it's actually fairly light uh with the battery installed I don't know the exact weight but it won't if you are buying a 15.6 uh in Notebook I'm sure the weighting is very competitive to what is out there also given this is the world's thinnest gaming notebook it's a great Advantage so moving on to the notebook front uh we have the second gaming notebook from gigabyte this is a p34g also very thin design looks like it's a brushed aluminum body so none of that plastic stuff here so it won't wear out with time uh usually these parts wearen out because your hands rest um illuminated keyboard but one thing as you can tell the keyboard does submerge a little bit so not a very good thing to see uh on this product it will retail for about $11,000 plus depending on the configuration with your uh storage options but it has an SSD and HDD slot so pretty good it features the Intel Core i7 latest Haswell and uh great graphics support as well the GTX 760m with two gigs of RAM so pretty cool stuff as you can see the speakers there uh the NAD is uh very responsive with your left and right click sort of integrated into each other so it Windows 8 is included with the computer so obviously we have all the uh Windows 8 Touch Integrated Controls into the touchpad so on the side here we have the ethernet port VGA uh two USB 3s and headphone jack no microphone Jack unfortunately but I guess there is one integrated in here on top of the screen also with the webcam kind of a standard thing here so come to the display this is a 14-in display uh really cool thing to see 1080p on this type of model so again very small package and it's really cool to see 1080p display incorporated into uh such a notebook this is the also very thin device only 21 mm uh coming on over to this side we have two more USB ports HDMI port and SD card slot so great things from gigabyte here we have the two new gaming notebooks cool thing is very thin 1080p display in both models starting at $1,000 for the little one and at $1,300 for the big brother so moving on with the gigabytes some of the gaming perals they're announcing this time at computex is the Avia uranium wireless gaming mouse um what's cool about this mouse is that not only is it Wireless but it comes with its own uh ghost macro station so now what's cool about the LCD screen is that it shows you all the information about the mouse and you can configure that on the fly without having to exit into the software menu also cool because this is an actual separate unit you can take it with you on to go anywhere and it will work just as fine it will save all your profiles there so pretty good stuff now coming to the mouse uh unfortunately no weight adjustments here uh something we'd like to see on the gaming mouse but at the bottom here we have two ablea batteries uh charge rate goes up to 10 hours so pretty good and you can also plug this in into uh USB port here for charging uh has an on andof switch so you can save battery this way uh coming to the buttons pretty stand forward we have your side browser buttons two more buttons for your point finger as you can see they are labeled G1 G2 G3 G4 so and they they actually programmable uh the scroll wheel is pretty responsive it it is feels a little too light though I would like to have a little bit more resistance pressing the middle button uh that switches your profiles so it can either go up or down pretty uh straightforward we've seen this type of design on a lot of my in the past so pressing the middle button we get access to this uh to the ghost macro station we can change our DPI here as you can see it does change on the fly so you are aware of what DPI setting you're using you're also aware of each profile you're using so you know it's a cool uh gaming uh gimmick also we have the uh battery life over here so 9 95% uh keep track of your battery life pretty pretty cool new product from gigabyte this is the Avia uranium uh the ghost macro station bundle with the wireless mouse so that concludes our overview of some some of the new things at gigabytes so we have two new gaming notebooks uh this is the smaller brother one bigger brother right behind me and also the mouse the wireless things pretty cool things from gigabyte here at computex 2013 thanks guys for watching and stay tuned for more computex coverage\n"