 Hi, this is Nathan with The Verge. We're at Samsung's booth at CES and we're taking a look at their flagship ES8000 TV. This TV supports their new smart interaction features for voice control and motion control. We're going to go into their booth and take a demo of this in just a minute. This is our beautiful 8000E 2012 series on behalf of Samsung Electronics. We're delighted to present this product to you. Hi TV! Wonderful. So if you noticed, I just turned the TV on utilizing my voice. We will be featuring three different smart interactive features which are voice control, face recognition and motion control. Channel number? Fourteen? Channel 14? Alright, there we go. Volume up? Cancel? Volume up? Volume up? Mute on? TV power off? Cancel. Save that for later. This is a wireless IR blaster. This will be included so it communicates directly via IR signal to your set-top box. So this is essentially a bridge between your cable box and the smart interactions, right? Correct. So you were able to demonstrate that just right off the bat by saying channel number and then going to the channel that you wanted to. Logging into Smart Hub, you were able to now, instead of using a numeric password or what it was in the past, utilize your face as your password. So Smart Hub is the applications, the smart TV applications? To access all of your content, your media, everything. So we'll go ahead and demo that. Hi TV. Smart Hub. Cancel. Hi TV. Just to drop that down. This is just an overview of what a Smart Hub page looks like and this is now in high definition. So much better on the eyes. You can customize your page and whatnot. Hi TV. Log in. So at this point, if you'll notice, if I can direct your attention to the top center of the TV, there is a camera that is built in. Again, it comes with our 7500 and 8000 series LED televisions. It is a Skype application camera as well as a facial recognition camera. So at this point, it has now not only taken a picture of us, but it is now going to recognize each individual person and it has already recognized me as I have set up my account as a Smart TV or Smart Hub user. Okay, which is nice. So it just launched me automatically right in. Hi TV. Log out. And last but not least, we are going to demonstrate our motion. So just by a wave of the hand, we are now able to utilize our hand as a cursor. So the wave is the activation? The wave is the activation. Okay, so you can see that right here my hand is the cursor. I am just going to go right into our web browser and in order to select that, we will close our hand once, open it back up and then we will launch right into our content. So what is smart about this is that there is no more need, no need to double click if you will. This is just a single shoot. So we have created what is called a virtual cursor. So I am going to go ahead and activate the cursor again. So if you see, this virtual cursor extends so that your hand does not have to be directly on the link that you would like to access. So it targets any link that is on the page. Correct. Right, as long as you are within range. Okay. So to select one of those links, I again close my hand, open it back up and we are now into our next content that we would like to view. So to conclude the demonstration, I would love to have you again come up and using voice control power the TV off. Alright, let's give that a shot if I can remember. So I believe I have to say hi TV, TV power off. Okay. Wonderful....
 Hi, this is Nathan with The Verge.
 We're at Samsung's booth at CES and we're taking a look at their flagship ES8000 TV.
 This TV supports their new smart interaction features for voice control and motion control.
 We're going to go into their booth and take a demo of this in just a minute.
 This is our beautiful 8000E 2012 series on behalf of Samsung Electronics.
 We're delighted to present this product to you.
 Hi TV!
 Wonderful. So if you noticed, I just turned the TV on utilizing my voice.
 We will be featuring three different smart interactive features which are voice control,
 face recognition and motion control.
 Channel number?
 Fourteen?
 Channel 14?
 Alright, there we go.
 Volume up?
 Cancel?
 Volume up?
 Volume up?
 Mute on?
 TV power off?
 Cancel.
 Save that for later.
 This is a wireless IR blaster.
 This will be included so it communicates directly via IR signal to your set-top box.
 So this is essentially a bridge between your cable box and the smart interactions, right?
 Correct.
 So you were able to demonstrate that just right off the bat by saying channel number
 and then going to the channel that you wanted to.
 Logging into Smart Hub, you were able to now, instead of using a numeric password or what
 it was in the past, utilize your face as your password.
 So Smart Hub is the applications, the smart TV applications?
 To access all of your content, your media, everything.
 So we'll go ahead and demo that.
 Hi TV.
 Smart Hub.
 Cancel.
 Hi TV.
 Just to drop that down.
 This is just an overview of what a Smart Hub page looks like and this is now in high definition.
 So much better on the eyes.
 You can customize your page and whatnot.
 Hi TV.
 Log in.
 So at this point, if you'll notice, if I can direct your attention to the top center of
 the TV, there is a camera that is built in.
 Again, it comes with our 7500 and 8000 series LED televisions.
 It is a Skype application camera as well as a facial recognition camera.
 So at this point, it has now not only taken a picture of us, but it is now going to recognize
 each individual person and it has already recognized me as I have set up my account
 as a Smart TV or Smart Hub user.
 Okay, which is nice.
 So it just launched me automatically right in.
 Hi TV.
 Log out.
 And last but not least, we are going to demonstrate our motion.
 So just by a wave of the hand, we are now able to utilize our hand as a cursor.
 So the wave is the activation?
 The wave is the activation.
 Okay, so you can see that right here my hand is the cursor.
 I am just going to go right into our web browser and in order to select that, we will close
 our hand once, open it back up and then we will launch right into our content.
 So what is smart about this is that there is no more need, no need to double click if
 you will.
 This is just a single shoot.
 So we have created what is called a virtual cursor.
 So I am going to go ahead and activate the cursor again.
 So if you see, this virtual cursor extends so that your hand does not have to be directly
 on the link that you would like to access.
 So it targets any link that is on the page.
 Correct.
 Right, as long as you are within range.
 Okay.
 So to select one of those links, I again close my hand, open it back up and we are now into
 our next content that we would like to view.
 So to conclude the demonstration, I would love to have you again come up and using voice
 control power the TV off.
 Alright, let's give that a shot if I can remember.
 So I believe I have to say hi TV, TV power off.
 Okay.
 Wonderful.
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