The Craziest Laptop Screen I've Ever Seen...

So today I have a device in front of me

that has a feature that I haven't seen before in a laptop

Some of the most effective no glasses 3D that I have experienced

And I got an early kind of demo and opportunity to check out the tech

Really where this shines is when you're looking at a 3D object, which presents itself

almost like a hologram in front of the display with incredible distance from the display

This is some of the coolest demonstration capability I've ever seen. You're examining a 3D object in space

It's going to be very difficult to show this off in video. We're going to be trying some interesting filming techniques

in order to simulate the head tracking capability on this display. The model is the ProArt StudioBook 16 3D OLED

You can see the components up in the top portion of the screen here that are going to be capable of doing the head tracking

You'll also, on the final version, have a front-facing camera in the center

This model doesn't have that yet. Now, because you have an OLED screen, that's what makes the 3D so convincing

because you've got all the benefits of OLED and high resolution. And this laptop on its own without the 3D function

is already a comprehensive workstation capable of all types of creative tasks

It even has some hardware here in the form of this dial, which has specific capabilities built in per application

As you can see, I'm inside the dial configuration. Depending on the application that I'm using

it will automatically change to commonly used presets. I can also do custom configuration

Photoshop, Illustrator, Premiere Pro, or you could just use it for media functionality

You just wanna quickly turn the volume up or down. This is a really satisfying dial

they're thinking about the creative applications they're thinking about content creators the

touchpad is capable of pen input similar to a wacom tablet powerful specifications including

up to 64 gigs of ram eight terabytes of pcie 4.0 ssd storage you have two m.2 slots in here it has

150 watt cpu plus gpu performance we have rtx capabilities in here yes of course you can throw games at it as well HDMI 2 supporting up to 8k 60 hertz or 4k 120 hertz and I did say it is a high resolution

display to be more specific 16 inches diagonal 16 by 10 for a little bit more vertical workspace

so that's 3200 by 2000 a very brilliant display before you even start talking about 3d functionality

There's two times Thunderbolt, four ports. Oh, and obviously the chip, Intel Core HX series CPUs

So top of the line CPUs. You have that spec sheet and a relatively portable package

USB-A times one on the left-hand side. You also have an og audio port

There's an SD card slot. On the back, we have an ethernet port

as well as our barrel style power connector, full size HDMI. and on the other side, one more USB-A port

and those two Thunderbolt 4 ports. The entire design is very understated

matte black finish on there, including on the inside on the deck. We have some interesting textures used

for the directional keys, so you can quickly distinguish them from the rest of the keyboard

The whole thing is extremely sturdy and solid metallic components are in use

all over the place here. I'm spinning the wheel. There's a new ProArt mouse, MD300

and this has a very satisfying secondary wheel on it as well

I've just started experimenting with it, but it integrates very nicely into the StudioBook series here

And having that secondary, smooth, precise input is also gonna have capabilities in those same applications

where you can use this wheel or this wheel. Just before we get into the testing of the laptop

I've been told that there's something very special here as well, which is exclusive to this unboxing video

It says ProArt on the top. That's honestly all that I know about it. A ProArt vacuum insulated

Now I've got Mo's attention. Rounding out the ProArt look with the mouse and the mug and the pen holder And lastly ooh the ProArt desk mat

Picture our setup. We're gonna do the whole ProArt setup. Tumbler, pen holder, 16, studio

and don't forget the new ProArt mouse. There's something aesthetically pleasing about the whole mat

blacked out simple designs and shapes on the table right now. We are going to attempt to showcase the 3D capabilities on what is some of the most impressive

glasses-less 3D that I've ever been a part of. It'll go into 3D mode, whether it is a 3D object that you're yzing or whether you're

watching the new avatar that just came out. I don't know. You might've heard

To start with, I'm going to open the model viewer. I move and the item moves, which allows me to view and examine different angles of it

Zoom in and it feels as though to me, the hand of this robot is somewhere here for me

That's how far out of the display it's popping. So here we have a B

This B is standing on top of my laptop. For you to see the 3D, you will need to be inserting B-roll right now

using a mask of my face. I'm not lying. In order to attempt to film this 3D effect

this face will fool the head tracking. This piece actually pops out like that

All right. And now you're like, this just got even weirder. We're gonna stick a camera through the opening

in order to film the display head on. Very difficult to show off in video

and still obviously the best demo is going to be in real life

This is my favorite one. And again, hopefully you're getting a decent demonstration of this

but I feel like I can grab this figure, right? There's something about the detail and the perception here

which is fooling my mind better than maybe any 3D experience previous

This is a different proposition This is saying hey what about 3D modeling What about all the things that people are thinking about doing in headsets What if we can have that in a form factor You can just put it in your bag You can show to anyone with no special equipment So we going to be careful

here because this is a movie trailer, kind of a popular film. What I'm experiencing right now

with this trailer, even just this one single frame, is a typical 3D experience as you knew it

Now I can adjust that based on this little slider. So I have in or out

Out makes it feel closer to the 3D objects I was examining earlier

that they're like sort of out here. And then in is kind of like you're looking through a window

with varying degrees of depth, which might be more comfortable for movie watching

This proposition is so different than what has existed on TVs in the past

or even for gaming. The technology in this laptop is targeted at creators

Creators have a different reason that they might want to use 3D. We can watch a 3D film on here with head tracking and no glasses

And one of my favorite things about this entire experience is that as you launch into a 3D piece of content

the display figures it out on its own. Now, one year ago, I featured the previous version of this laptop in its retail form, not in its prototype version

It did not feature the 3D display. If you're interested in the hardware of this laptop

definitely go check out the original video from about a year ago

I'll link it in the description here. This 3D functionality here is something special

It's something different. With this creator target, maybe people are gonna find new ways in which to utilize it

You have the thing that you've built and you show up for the demonstration

and then you show them on the laptop and they're like, ooh, ah

The technology is pretty cool at the moment. There you have it. It's the latest

That's the ProArt StudioBook 16 for 2023 with the 3D head tracking option installed

So the samples that were featured in this video actually feature a specialized custom 30 series GPU

And this is just because they're early models. Actually, the GPUs are hardware disabled

for preview purposes. But when these things eventually ship and you guys can buy them

obviously they're going to have next gen gpus in them and that'll be at some point 2023