 Hey guys, it's Sam with The Verge here at CES 2012 and we are here with the CEO of ExoPC and he's going to be demoing the Exodesk for us. Take it away. Sure, so here we have an extension of your workplace here. We developed an HTML5 UI that runs on top of Windows, Windows 7, and I'll do a little demonstration. So what we did is we want to make sure that you're able to be much more productive so we have a keyboard and your mouse, you're able to do all your interactions. What we even have is an app launcher of all your different applications and shortcuts. I'll remove the keyboard just to show you. So let's say if you want to verify, say the weather, and you're able to have all your applications onto your desk while doing all your work. If you want to remove an application, all you use is your gesture out. So very simple. Calendar and so on, destroying different widgets. If you want to change your background, it's very simple. Really customize the look and feel. Again, this is made to be productive so instead of typing where you want to go, you're able to launch and interact with your screen while you're working. Now let's say it's 12 o'clock and you want a little rest and you feel like playing some piano. It's all multi-touch. So very simple, very intuitive, and there's so many different possibilities. So let's say if you want to do, for example, play a game board, this could be example Monopoly, this could be chess, put this in a 32-inch table coffee, and you're able to launch everything here. Different types of keyboards. Play your music, just drag your cassette and play your music. Now let's say while you're working, you want to see what's happening so you do different gestures here where you get a different timeline of your tweets, your LinkedIn, your Facebook, all in a very simple way. So for also education, we're going to be working on a few pilots here. We'll show that to you. So think about a whole digital classroom with a desk. We're able to launch. This would be a shortcut to example. It could be Excel, Word, everything. You could just launch your applications here. This could be kind of a wheel for a game. And then you could change. That's pretty much it.
 Hey guys, it's Sam with The Verge here at CES 2012 and we are here with the CEO of ExoPC
 and he's going to be demoing the Exodesk for us.
 Take it away.
 Sure, so here we have an extension of your workplace here.
 We developed an HTML5 UI that runs on top of Windows, Windows 7, and I'll do a little
 demonstration.
 So what we did is we want to make sure that you're able to be much more productive so
 we have a keyboard and your mouse, you're able to do all your interactions.
 What we even have is an app launcher of all your different applications and shortcuts.
 I'll remove the keyboard just to show you.
 So let's say if you want to verify, say the weather, and you're able to have all your
 applications onto your desk while doing all your work.
 If you want to remove an application, all you use is your gesture out.
 So very simple.
 Calendar and so on, destroying different widgets.
 If you want to change your background, it's very simple.
 Really customize the look and feel.
 Again, this is made to be productive so instead of typing where you want to go, you're able
 to launch and interact with your screen while you're working.
 Now let's say it's 12 o'clock and you want a little rest and you feel like playing some
 piano.
 It's all multi-touch.
 So very simple, very intuitive, and there's so many different possibilities.
 So let's say if you want to do, for example, play a game board, this could be example Monopoly,
 this could be chess, put this in a 32-inch table coffee, and you're able to launch everything
 here.
 Different types of keyboards.
 Play your music, just drag your cassette and play your music.
 Now let's say while you're working, you want to see what's happening so you do different
 gestures here where you get a different timeline of your tweets, your LinkedIn, your Facebook,
 all in a very simple way.
 So for also education, we're going to be working on a few pilots here.
 We'll show that to you.
 So think about a whole digital classroom with a desk.
 We're able to launch.
 This would be a shortcut to example.
 It could be Excel, Word, everything.
 You could just launch your applications here.
 This could be kind of a wheel for a game.
 And then you could change.
 That's pretty much it.