 Hey guys, it's Lauren Good with The Verge. We're here at CES Unveiled. This is the preview event for the big show and generally we see lots of fun and really weird stuff here. It's kind of like a smaller event for the rest of CES. And just now I think I saw the weirdest thing that I could possibly see and that is the ability to have Nilay Patel's face printed on my fingernails. This is the iNail Intelligent Nail System. It looks like a 3D printer, it kind of acts like a 3D printer. Basically you would send a photo in of whatever you want. It could be a Verge logo, it could be your cat, it could be, I don't know, a scene that you like, your favorite sports scene, whatever it is. And it sends it to the system, you stick your hand in and it starts to print out basically a custom nail onto your nails. Now I could actually print something out onto my nails because they're already done and you'd have to have clean nails to do it, but I think Nilay is trying it right now with the Verge logo so we'll have to check out and see how that looks. This is mostly made for professional nail salons, but there is a consumer version of this system coming to market at some point. The company says it should ship sometime later this year and we don't have pricing for it yet. For all your CES videos, subscribe to theverge.com on YouTube. See you there.
 Hey guys, it's Lauren Good with The Verge.
 We're here at CES Unveiled.
 This is the preview event for the big show and generally we see lots of fun and really
 weird stuff here.
 It's kind of like a smaller event for the rest of CES.
 And just now I think I saw the weirdest thing that I could possibly see and that is the
 ability to have Nilay Patel's face printed on my fingernails.
 This is the iNail Intelligent Nail System.
 It looks like a 3D printer, it kind of acts like a 3D printer.
 Basically you would send a photo in of whatever you want.
 It could be a Verge logo, it could be your cat, it could be, I don't know, a scene that
 you like, your favorite sports scene, whatever it is.
 And it sends it to the system, you stick your hand in and it starts to print out basically
 a custom nail onto your nails.
 Now I could actually print something out onto my nails because they're already done and
 you'd have to have clean nails to do it, but I think Nilay is trying it right now with
 the Verge logo so we'll have to check out and see how that looks.
 This is mostly made for professional nail salons, but there is a consumer version of
 this system coming to market at some point.
 The company says it should ship sometime later this year and we don't have pricing for it
 yet.
 For all your CES videos, subscribe to theverge.com on YouTube.
 See you there.