 Hey guys, this is Tom with The Verge and we're looking at the Alcatel Pixie 3 tablet. Essentially this is an 8 inch Windows tablet. The real unique thing about it is it's actually running Windows 10 mobile. That's right, Windows 10 mobile and not the regular Windows 10. So essentially it's like an upscaled version of what you'd find on the Lumia 950 or any other Windows 10 mobile phone. It doesn't seem like Microsoft's done a lot to change the apps and make use of this 8 inch display. So essentially when you launch stuff like the messaging app it all sort of scales up. There's no additional sidebars or anything else in most of the built in apps. Word I think looks a little bit better than perhaps some of the built in apps. We haven't got any documents to play around with here but it seems to scale up a little bit better. In terms of the actual hardware of the device it's kind of a low end 8 inch tablet. It's going to debut for under $200 and it's got an 8 inch display as we said earlier but it's a WXGA resolution which is 1280x800 and there's a 1.3 gigahertz quad core processor inside. So it's going to be a pretty low end tablet. You're not going to get the sort of continuum support because of the processor but most of the other Windows 10 features will work regardless. It feels pretty good in the hand. It's not exactly heavy. It's plasticky. It's quite well weighted and at the back you've always got a 5 megapixel camera as well and the space for SIM and micro SD. So really it's a basic low end Windows 10 mobile tablet which we haven't seen yet but hopefully we'll see a few more running Windows 10 mobile rather than the sort of full version of Windows 10. Okay and that was a quick look at the Alcatel Pixie 3. It's due out in the first quarter of this year and it's going to be under $200. If you want to see more from us at CS2016 you can check out theverge.com or subscribe to us on YouTube.
 Hey guys, this is Tom with The Verge and we're looking at the Alcatel Pixie 3 tablet. Essentially
 this is an 8 inch Windows tablet. The real unique thing about it is it's actually running
 Windows 10 mobile. That's right, Windows 10 mobile and not the regular Windows 10. So
 essentially it's like an upscaled version of what you'd find on the Lumia 950 or any
 other Windows 10 mobile phone. It doesn't seem like Microsoft's done a lot to change
 the apps and make use of this 8 inch display. So essentially when you launch stuff like
 the messaging app it all sort of scales up. There's no additional sidebars or anything
 else in most of the built in apps. Word I think looks a little bit better than perhaps
 some of the built in apps. We haven't got any documents to play around with here but
 it seems to scale up a little bit better. In terms of the actual hardware of the device
 it's kind of a low end 8 inch tablet. It's going to debut for under $200 and it's got
 an 8 inch display as we said earlier but it's a WXGA resolution which is 1280x800 and there's
 a 1.3 gigahertz quad core processor inside. So it's going to be a pretty low end tablet.
 You're not going to get the sort of continuum support because of the processor but most
 of the other Windows 10 features will work regardless. It feels pretty good in the hand.
 It's not exactly heavy. It's plasticky. It's quite well weighted and at the back you've
 always got a 5 megapixel camera as well and the space for SIM and micro SD. So really
 it's a basic low end Windows 10 mobile tablet which we haven't seen yet but hopefully we'll
 see a few more running Windows 10 mobile rather than the sort of full version of Windows 10.
 Okay and that was a quick look at the Alcatel Pixie 3. It's due out in the first quarter
 of this year and it's going to be under $200. If you want to see more from us at CS2016
 you can check out theverge.com or subscribe to us on YouTube.