 Hey, this is Ross Moe with The Verge and we are checking out the Asus Padfone Infinity like most Asus little 2-in-1s. This is actually a hybrid transformer device. The first thing of course with the phone is a 5-inch full HD LTE device. It's pretty thin, pretty light. We've been seeing a bunch of 1080p phones at Mobile World Congress this year. The big thing though is of course the 10-inch full HD pad. Go ahead and just slide this in. And now we have a full tablet. So 1080p full HD gives three times the battery life when you put this in. Pretty thin. Asus has gotten a lot better at these transforming hybrid devices. Of course it's got a Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.7 gigahertz quad-core processor. The camera on the phone is 13 megapixels, 8 frames per second burst mode. It's actually not a bad combination. Actually feels pretty good. Of course the only problem is going to be the price. Right now it's at 999 euro is what they're estimating when it comes out. Pretty steep for what you're getting, but I will say hardware alone is actually getting a lot better. Asus is doing a really good job with these.
 Hey, this is Ross Moe with The Verge and we are checking out the Asus Padfone Infinity
 like most Asus little 2-in-1s.
 This is actually a hybrid transformer device.
 The first thing of course with the phone is a 5-inch full HD LTE device.
 It's pretty thin, pretty light.
 We've been seeing a bunch of 1080p phones at Mobile World Congress this year.
 The big thing though is of course the 10-inch full HD pad.
 Go ahead and just slide this in.
 And now we have a full tablet.
 So 1080p full HD gives three times the battery life when you put this in.
 Pretty thin.
 Asus has gotten a lot better at these transforming hybrid devices.
 Of course it's got a Qualcomm Snapdragon 1.7 gigahertz quad-core processor.
 The camera on the phone is 13 megapixels, 8 frames per second burst mode.
 It's actually not a bad combination.
 Actually feels pretty good.
 Of course the only problem is going to be the price.
 Right now it's at 999 euro is what they're estimating when it comes out.
 Pretty steep for what you're getting, but I will say hardware alone is actually getting
 a lot better.
 Asus is doing a really good job with these.