 Hi, this is Dieter Bohm for The Verge and we are at Panasonic's booth where they have a surprise for us. We had already heard about the Eluga 4.3 inch phone but they have got a 5 inch version here. This is running Android Ice Cream Sandwich, Android 4.0 and it's pretty beta here. This is definitely a prototype. You can see the home button here is permanently lit up. They've had a few software glitches with it. But it's very thin, it's very felt. It has a weird placement for the power button. It's on the back next to the volume buttons. But the materials on the back feel great. It's got a really nice curve and it's basically just like a really big version of the previously announced Eluga, the 4.3 inch version. So there you go, that is a surprise prototype from Panasonic, an Eluga 5 inch running an Ice Cream Sandwich. And of course Panasonic also had the Eluga, the 4.3 inch. This is also waterproof and dust proof. It has a 960 by 540 screen and is only 7.8mm thin. It's actually really, really nice in the hand. It has a weird way to unlock the screen. You've actually got to track that little dotted line there which is kind of awkward. But otherwise it's really thin. It has a really nice metal feeling material on the back and that same placement for the power button.
 Hi, this is Dieter Bohm for The Verge and we are at Panasonic's booth where they have
 a surprise for us.
 We had already heard about the Eluga 4.3 inch phone but they have got a 5 inch version here.
 This is running Android Ice Cream Sandwich, Android 4.0 and it's pretty beta here.
 This is definitely a prototype.
 You can see the home button here is permanently lit up.
 They've had a few software glitches with it.
 But it's very thin, it's very felt.
 It has a weird placement for the power button.
 It's on the back next to the volume buttons.
 But the materials on the back feel great.
 It's got a really nice curve and it's basically just like a really big version of the previously
 announced Eluga, the 4.3 inch version.
 So there you go, that is a surprise prototype from Panasonic, an Eluga 5 inch running an
 Ice Cream Sandwich.
 And of course Panasonic also had the Eluga, the 4.3 inch.
 This is also waterproof and dust proof.
 It has a 960 by 540 screen and is only 7.8mm thin.
 It's actually really, really nice in the hand.
 It has a weird way to unlock the screen.
 You've actually got to track that little dotted line there which is kind of awkward.
 But otherwise it's really thin.
 It has a really nice metal feeling material on the back and that same placement for the
 power button.