 Hey, this is Ross with The Verge, and we're here checking out the ASUS Pad Phone. They're three in one set, essentially. The first part, of course, being the phone right here. It's a 4.3 inch ice cream sandwich device. It's decently snappy enough. It's got a 1.5 gigahertz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor. It's actually not too thick, actually. It feels pretty good for light weight. You've got the camera, the headset. You've got various ports and docks all along the left side. This actually becomes important later, because what you can do, and what's the big trick is, once you plug that in to the tablet right here, through the back, it actually becomes, it goes from the 4.3 inch phone to the 10.1 inch tablet. So if you look at the back of the tablet, you hit the little switch off, it opens up, and the phone goes here. Just basically all the ports connect on the right side, and you've got the little other connector right there. You just do what the design says, push in there, close it up, and you should have a tablet. If you've ever used the Transformers, it looks very familiar. In fact, you'll just feel right at home. A couple of other little things here. You can see the charge of the pad phone, the pad phone station. That's what this is. From there, you can actually also plug it into this. The dock, I actually think it's the Transformer Prime dock. So basically the same idea there. It goes into the keyboard, you can show a little laptop set. The other big trick here is your stylus, which like the flyer, you just, theoretically, yep, there we go. It actually takes a little more pressure than I expect, and if you can see, the front is very plushy. So I actually need to make a little plush when I say this. The other thing that Johnny Xi was dancing around on stage happily showing was the stylus. It's actually a stylus headset. You can see it from here. It looks just kind of like the HTC Flyer stylus or any other stylus for that matter. You've got the USB plug here. You've got various little buttons. The important thing though is while you're typing or you're sketching out, if, oh actually it's pretty soft. Well, it's fun, just trust me. If you get a phone call while you're doing your sketch work or whatever, you can use this as a headset. You actually just talk into the pen like this. I'm not crazy. I am crazy, but not because of this. And that's that. That is the Pad Phone in a nutshell.
 Hey, this is Ross with The Verge, and we're here checking out the ASUS Pad Phone.
 They're three in one set, essentially.
 The first part, of course, being the phone right here.
 It's a 4.3 inch ice cream sandwich device.
 It's decently snappy enough.
 It's got a 1.5 gigahertz Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 processor.
 It's actually not too thick, actually.
 It feels pretty good for light weight.
 You've got the camera, the headset.
 You've got various ports and docks all along the left side.
 This actually becomes important later, because what you can do, and what's the big trick
 is, once you plug that in to the tablet right here, through the back, it actually becomes,
 it goes from the 4.3 inch phone to the 10.1 inch tablet.
 So if you look at the back of the tablet, you hit the little switch off, it opens up,
 and the phone goes here.
 Just basically all the ports connect on the right side, and you've got the little other
 connector right there.
 You just do what the design says, push in there, close it up, and you should have a
 tablet.
 If you've ever used the Transformers, it looks very familiar.
 In fact, you'll just feel right at home.
 A couple of other little things here.
 You can see the charge of the pad phone, the pad phone station.
 That's what this is.
 From there, you can actually also plug it into this.
 The dock, I actually think it's the Transformer Prime dock.
 So basically the same idea there.
 It goes into the keyboard, you can show a little laptop set.
 The other big trick here is your stylus, which like the flyer, you just, theoretically, yep,
 there we go.
 It actually takes a little more pressure than I expect, and if you can see, the front is
 very plushy.
 So I actually need to make a little plush when I say this.
 The other thing that Johnny Xi was dancing around on stage happily showing was the stylus.
 It's actually a stylus headset.
 You can see it from here.
 It looks just kind of like the HTC Flyer stylus or any other stylus for that matter.
 You've got the USB plug here.
 You've got various little buttons.
 The important thing though is while you're typing or you're sketching out, if, oh actually
 it's pretty soft.
 Well, it's fun, just trust me.
 If you get a phone call while you're doing your sketch work or whatever, you can use
 this as a headset.
 You actually just talk into the pen like this.
 I'm not crazy.
 I am crazy, but not because of this.
 And that's that.
 That is the Pad Phone in a nutshell.