 Hi, this is Nathan Ingram with The Verge, and we're here at Vizio's CES 2014 product demonstration area, and they're showing off their portable smart audio devices today. What's really interesting about these is that there's a built-in Android tablet, essentially. It's a display with internal storage. It has access to Google Play. You can download apps. You can download music to it. You can stream things through other services. And basically, it's meant to be a competitor to the Jambox and other kind of Bluetooth speakers with the added functionality built-in of Android. It's stock Android right now. This version is running Jelly Bean, but when it ships, it'll be running a full install of KitKat, a clean OS with no overlays. This is the 7-inch model, and there's also a smaller 4.7-inch. Aside from the size, they're essentially the same, although the larger model obviously have better sound. We got to hear them demoed for us, and they had extremely loud, extremely clear sound, and Vizio says they can continue working to tune the audio quality throughout the year. By the time these launch, by the end of 2014, they should sound better, and they will be running the latest version of Android.
 Hi, this is Nathan Ingram with The Verge, and we're here at Vizio's CES 2014 product
 demonstration area, and they're showing off their portable smart audio devices today.
 What's really interesting about these is that there's a built-in Android tablet, essentially.
 It's a display with internal storage.
 It has access to Google Play.
 You can download apps.
 You can download music to it.
 You can stream things through other services.
 And basically, it's meant to be a competitor to the Jambox and other kind of Bluetooth
 speakers with the added functionality built-in of Android.
 It's stock Android right now.
 This version is running Jelly Bean, but when it ships, it'll be running a full install
 of KitKat, a clean OS with no overlays.
 This is the 7-inch model, and there's also a smaller 4.7-inch.
 Aside from the size, they're essentially the same, although the larger model obviously
 have better sound.
 We got to hear them demoed for us, and they had extremely loud, extremely clear sound,
 and Vizio says they can continue working to tune the audio quality throughout the year.
 By the time these launch, by the end of 2014, they should sound better, and they will be
 running the latest version of Android.