 Hey, this is Vlad with The Verge and I'm here with Steven Lu from J5 Create and he's showing us the company's brand new Android to Windows 7 connecting cable. So can you take it away and show them? Yes, absolutely. What it will do is that this cable can charge up your phone, it links up from your phone. Whatever you see on your phone, you also see on the computer. You can use this computer cable to send text message as we have right now. We actually can do a demo right now and then we can go and send. Then you will reflect on the screen and it shows that, there we go, this is Steven and we have a meeting right now. And the best part is that you can actually see whatever is on your screen, what is all on my phone. So is this a case of screen mirroring, everything that's on the phone is on the laptop as well? Yes, that is correct. Alright, and what sort of bandwidth do you have with your cable? This kind of bandwidth right now we're looking at anywhere from, right now at this time it's about 2-3 frames per second. The videos we are, we don't have that kind of refresh rate yet. Now when the phone, when we can work with it, let's say send it to a manufacturer, we can open up the Android codes and we can actually open up that capability. It can be done, but right now like I said, the most important part is this is a prototype. And this is only compatible with Windows for now? At this time. But Mac is coming up in the future? There's potential. There's potential for Mac. Can you give us any indication on price and release date? No, not yet. We are still trying to work with a couple of cell phone makers. That way we can work together and potentially even package with their cell phone box. So we can replace the current generation of just a micro USB cable with our particular mini born cable.
 Hey, this is Vlad with The Verge and I'm here with Steven Lu from J5 Create and he's showing
 us the company's brand new Android to Windows 7 connecting cable.
 So can you take it away and show them?
 Yes, absolutely.
 What it will do is that this cable can charge up your phone, it links up from your phone.
 Whatever you see on your phone, you also see on the computer.
 You can use this computer cable to send text message as we have right now.
 We actually can do a demo right now and then we can go and send.
 Then you will reflect on the screen and it shows that, there we go, this is Steven and
 we have a meeting right now.
 And the best part is that you can actually see whatever is on your screen, what is all
 on my phone.
 So is this a case of screen mirroring, everything that's on the phone is on the laptop as well?
 Yes, that is correct.
 Alright, and what sort of bandwidth do you have with your cable?
 This kind of bandwidth right now we're looking at anywhere from, right now at this time it's
 about 2-3 frames per second.
 The videos we are, we don't have that kind of refresh rate yet.
 Now when the phone, when we can work with it, let's say send it to a manufacturer, we
 can open up the Android codes and we can actually open up that capability.
 It can be done, but right now like I said, the most important part is this is a prototype.
 And this is only compatible with Windows for now?
 At this time.
 But Mac is coming up in the future?
 There's potential.
 There's potential for Mac.
 Can you give us any indication on price and release date?
 No, not yet.
 We are still trying to work with a couple of cell phone makers.
 That way we can work together and potentially even package with their cell phone box.
 So we can replace the current generation of just a micro USB cable with our particular
 mini born cable.