 Hey, I'm Vlad Wood-Vertsch here at CES 2018. I'm at the LG Display booth and I'm taking a look at the 88-inch 8K OLED TV. So this is one of the most beautiful things you're going to come across here at CES 2018. LG Display is famous for making really beautiful, really amazing OLED TVs. In this case, all that the company has really done, all that's done is just scaled it up and also scaled up the resolution. There's just intense pixel density happening behind me. They have these beautiful demos showing 2K versus 4K versus 8K. I mean, 4K resolution is still super high. We're still moving into a 4K world. We're still making that transition from HD over to 4K. But this is one of the things that tends to happen at a show like CES. The hardware, the technology is outstripping the rest of the industry. The content isn't there yet for 4K entirely, but already companies like LG Display are going on to 8K, making these massive displays and you can put up a macro lens right up to it and you won't find pixels because they're that tiny. So it's really highly impractical. It's still just a prototype and LG Display doesn't yet have any customers who are going to sell it as an actual product to people. We can't even tell you anything about price and availability. But all of that being said, this is just an intensely beautiful thing to look at and it just elevates what a TV is and what it can be. Hey, I'm Vlad with The Verge here at CES 2018 and people are happy. Is that again?
 Hey, I'm Vlad Wood-Vertsch here at CES 2018.
 I'm at the LG Display booth and I'm taking a look at the 88-inch 8K OLED TV.
 So this is one of the most beautiful things you're going to come across here at CES 2018.
 LG Display is famous for making really beautiful, really amazing OLED TVs.
 In this case, all that the company has really done, all that's done is just scaled it up
 and also scaled up the resolution.
 There's just intense pixel density happening behind me.
 They have these beautiful demos showing 2K versus 4K versus 8K.
 I mean, 4K resolution is still super high.
 We're still moving into a 4K world.
 We're still making that transition from HD over to 4K.
 But this is one of the things that tends to happen at a show like CES.
 The hardware, the technology is outstripping the rest of the industry.
 The content isn't there yet for 4K entirely, but already companies like LG Display are
 going on to 8K, making these massive displays and you can put up a macro lens right up to
 it and you won't find pixels because they're that tiny.
 So it's really highly impractical.
 It's still just a prototype and LG Display doesn't yet have any customers who are going
 to sell it as an actual product to people.
 We can't even tell you anything about price and availability.
 But all of that being said, this is just an intensely beautiful thing to look at and it
 just elevates what a TV is and what it can be.
 Hey, I'm Vlad with The Verge here at CES 2018 and people are happy.
 Is that again?