 This is Sean Hollister with The Verge and we're taking a look at the new Atom Reference Design smartphone with a Z2420 Atom processor, formerly known as Lexington. This is a small, low-cost smartphone for emerging markets with the Atom processor inside with PowerVR SGX540 graphics, so nothing special there. But it does have dual SIM support and you can see up in the corner, you can see a couple different signals, you can see a couple different voicemails there, and it has a camera with a burst mode that allows you to take up to seven 5-megapixel images in a row. Sorry, shaking a little bit there. You can review them here in this playback mode. Other than that, it's got a 320 by 240 resolution screen, so fairly low end. It should help bring the battery life of Intel's chips and Android ice cream sandwiches that's running 4.0.4 to the emerging markets.
 This is Sean Hollister with The Verge and we're taking a look at the new Atom Reference
 Design smartphone with a Z2420 Atom processor, formerly known as Lexington.
 This is a small, low-cost smartphone for emerging markets with the Atom processor inside with
 PowerVR SGX540 graphics, so nothing special there.
 But it does have dual SIM support and you can see up in the corner, you can see a couple
 different signals, you can see a couple different voicemails there, and it has a camera with
 a burst mode that allows you to take up to seven 5-megapixel images in a row.
 Sorry, shaking a little bit there.
 You can review them here in this playback mode.
 Other than that, it's got a 320 by 240 resolution screen, so fairly low end.
 It should help bring the battery life of Intel's chips and Android ice cream sandwiches that's
 running 4.0.4 to the emerging markets.