 Hey guys, it's David with The Verge and we're here at CTX Technologies booth at CES with the little computer called MyCTX. The whole computer is in this tiny little thing. It's got the screen here and it actually projects the keyboard out of the bottom so you can do it that way. It's also got basically every port you can think of. There's gonna be an iPod dock here. This is not a production unit yet but this is what it'll look like. It's got all kinds of ports on the side for SD, micro SD, USB, Ethernet and all kinds of audio ports and stuff here. But it's also got, which I think is great, is a projector right here. So you basically just set the thing down on a table, put it up against a wall and it just starts projecting your computer and you can do everything just within this tiny little box. So, as you can see, it's projecting a virtual keyboard out of the actual computer itself and you can just type on any flat surface and it's a little finicky to use and probably harder than even a phone but it works pretty well. And it projects the image up onto a screen and it has an LCD on the computer itself. You can also plug in peripherals, like you can plug in an Xbox and use the projector just as a projector or you can watch movies. And what I really like is it rotates so you can actually point it at the ceiling, which is great for lying in bed and watching movies and I totally wanna do that. It runs Windows 7. It doesn't seem like the fastest computer we've ever used but it seems to work fine. And it's gonna be available pretty soon for about $600. That's the CTX MyCTX.
 Hey guys, it's David with The Verge and we're here at CTX Technologies booth at CES with
 the little computer called MyCTX.
 The whole computer is in this tiny little thing.
 It's got the screen here and it actually projects the keyboard out of the bottom so you can
 do it that way.
 It's also got basically every port you can think of.
 There's gonna be an iPod dock here.
 This is not a production unit yet but this is what it'll look like.
 It's got all kinds of ports on the side for SD, micro SD, USB, Ethernet and all kinds of
 audio ports and stuff here.
 But it's also got, which I think is great, is a projector right here.
 So you basically just set the thing down on a table, put it up against a wall and it just
 starts projecting your computer and you can do everything just within this tiny little
 box.
 So, as you can see, it's projecting a virtual keyboard out of the actual computer itself
 and you can just type on any flat surface and it's a little finicky to use and probably
 harder than even a phone but it works pretty well.
 And it projects the image up onto a screen and it has an LCD on the computer itself.
 You can also plug in peripherals, like you can plug in an Xbox and use the projector
 just as a projector or you can watch movies.
 And what I really like is it rotates so you can actually point it at the ceiling, which
 is great for lying in bed and watching movies and I totally wanna do that.
 It runs Windows 7.
 It doesn't seem like the fastest computer we've ever used but it seems to work fine.
 And it's gonna be available pretty soon for about $600.
 That's the CTX MyCTX.