 It's Friday, January 11th, 2013. I'm John Lagomarsino, and this is 90 seconds on the verge presented by Ford. CES 2013 is now officially over. It's been an exciting week. We were amazed by the Oculus Rift, surprised by Project Shield, and frankly kind of confused by Qualcomm. And hey, thanks for watching! And the Federal Aviation Administration today says they will launch a comprehensive review into the Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Earlier this month, the battery packs in one plane actually caught fire in what's become an embarrassing series of stumbles for the aircraft. The FAA did caution that it hasn't seen any data that suggests the planes are in fact unsafe. Be sure to fasten your seatbelt and turn off all connected devices, just in case. Finally, Samsung says it will not launch a Windows RT tablet in the US. The company blames weak demand and consumer confusion over the difference between Windows 8 and the ARM-based RT, which can't run legacy software. It's a surprising bit of restraint for Samsung, but we wouldn't really be surprised if it made its own custom variant of Windows. So get ready for Smykrosoft's Sfob and Slippy on Swindows Snape. That's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow to find out if... OH MY GOOOOD!
 It's Friday, January 11th, 2013. I'm John Lagomarsino, and this is 90 seconds on the
 verge presented by Ford. CES 2013 is now officially over. It's been an exciting week.
 We were amazed by the Oculus Rift, surprised by Project Shield, and frankly kind of confused
 by Qualcomm. And hey, thanks for watching! And the Federal Aviation Administration today
 says they will launch a comprehensive review into the Boeing 787 Dreamliner.
 Earlier this month, the battery packs in one plane actually caught fire in what's become
 an embarrassing series of stumbles for the aircraft. The FAA did caution that it hasn't
 seen any data that suggests the planes are in fact unsafe. Be sure to fasten your seatbelt
 and turn off all connected devices, just in case. Finally, Samsung says it will not launch
 a Windows RT tablet in the US. The company blames weak demand and consumer confusion over the
 difference between Windows 8 and the ARM-based RT, which can't run legacy software. It's a
 surprising bit of restraint for Samsung, but we wouldn't really be surprised if it made its own
 custom variant of Windows. So get ready for Smykrosoft's Sfob and Slippy on Swindows Snape.
 That's it for today's top stories. Tune in tomorrow to find out if...
 OH MY GOOOOD!