 Hi, this is Jeff with The Verge, and today we're at the TP-Link booth at CES, and we're taking a look at two of TP-Link's new routers for the American market. The first one is the Nano Router, and you can see it's the tiniest router that you're ever going to run into. At the bottom here we have an Ethernet port, so you can plug in your wired Internet connection and turn it into a wireless signal for the entire room. It's powered by micro-USB, and it weighs practically nothing. And then TP-Link also has this really cool powered router that runs off a 2000 milliamp battery, and it's also got a micro-USB port for power over here, so you can charge it from your computer. You've got USB back here as well, and this USB port is actually for your 3G stick, or 3.75G stick. So you can turn your 3G stick into a MiFi, and then we have an Ethernet port here as well, so you can use it like a conventional router as well. And that's TP-Link at CES in Las Vegas.
 Hi, this is Jeff with The Verge, and today we're at the TP-Link booth at CES, and we're
 taking a look at two of TP-Link's new routers for the American market.
 The first one is the Nano Router, and you can see it's the tiniest router that you're
 ever going to run into.
 At the bottom here we have an Ethernet port, so you can plug in your wired Internet connection
 and turn it into a wireless signal for the entire room.
 It's powered by micro-USB, and it weighs practically nothing.
 And then TP-Link also has this really cool powered router that runs off a 2000 milliamp
 battery, and it's also got a micro-USB port for power over here, so you can charge it
 from your computer.
 You've got USB back here as well, and this USB port is actually for your 3G stick, or
 3.75G stick.
 So you can turn your 3G stick into a MiFi, and then we have an Ethernet port here as
 well, so you can use it like a conventional router as well.
 And that's TP-Link at CES in Las Vegas.