 This is Sean Hollis with The Verge and we're here with Samsung's smart television demonstration platform which has a 1.5 gigahertz quad core MPQ 8064. We're going to walk through the UI here and show you a little bit of what this can do. Here is Virtua Tennis, a Sega game that you might expect to see on a console here running on the TV platform. Jeff Dumroff from the company is here with me today to show it off. He's got a Logitech controller, USB controller here to play this right now. We're going to jump into the game here and show you a demonstration of what it can do just on a television. Just a moment here. Here we are in Prague, a nice grass court and we'll send this ball back and forth a little bit. Here we go. And just tapping here and there on the controller to send it around. And then I want to jump back out to the main interface here. You should be able to see that this is running Android 4.0. You can jump into a session of a video or something. And Qualcomm has a multitasking demonstration here too. If you pull over this interface on the right hand side of the screen, you can have a web browser running right next to your video session. Go over here to the address bar and type in a URL that you'd like to go to. And while you're watching television, you can be browsing the web at the same time. I think we'll go to one of my favorite websites. You might recognize it, theverge.com. And we can load that right here. You may see a Samsung logo at the bottom of the bezel of this TV, but Samsung actually doesn't have one of these in production yet. This is running from a box under the stage to be an HDMI cable. If you're interested in the technology though, there is a Lenovo Smart Television that will feature the new chip. The MPQ-8064 is a little bit different than the APQ-64, the one that's in Qualcomm's Liquid Development reference tablet, in that it's got some additional optimizations for television. You can do some deinterlacing and things like that that you need when you're watching 1080p video on a high definition TV screen. Thank you for watching.
 This is Sean Hollis with The Verge and we're here with Samsung's smart television demonstration
 platform which has a 1.5 gigahertz quad core MPQ 8064.
 We're going to walk through the UI here and show you a little bit of what this can do.
 Here is Virtua Tennis, a Sega game that you might expect to see on a console here running
 on the TV platform.
 Jeff Dumroff from the company is here with me today to show it off.
 He's got a Logitech controller, USB controller here to play this right now.
 We're going to jump into the game here and show you a demonstration of what it can do
 just on a television.
 Just a moment here.
 Here we are in Prague, a nice grass court and we'll send this ball back and forth a little bit.
 Here we go.
 And just tapping here and there on the controller to send it around.
 And then I want to jump back out to the main interface here.
 You should be able to see that this is running Android 4.0.
 You can jump into a session of a video or something.
 And Qualcomm has a multitasking demonstration here too.
 If you pull over this interface on the right hand side of the screen,
 you can have a web browser running right next to your video session.
 Go over here to the address bar and type in a URL that you'd like to go to.
 And while you're watching television, you can be browsing the web at the same time.
 I think we'll go to one of my favorite websites.
 You might recognize it, theverge.com.
 And we can load that right here.
 You may see a Samsung logo at the bottom of the bezel of this TV,
 but Samsung actually doesn't have one of these in production yet.
 This is running from a box under the stage to be an HDMI cable.
 If you're interested in the technology though,
 there is a Lenovo Smart Television that will feature the new chip.
 The MPQ-8064 is a little bit different than the APQ-64,
 the one that's in Qualcomm's Liquid Development reference tablet,
 in that it's got some additional optimizations for television.
 You can do some deinterlacing and things like that
 that you need when you're watching 1080p video on a high definition TV screen.
 Thank you for watching.