 Welcome to my unboxing of the Android ICS 4.0 Smart TV. I guess is what it's called. That powered by, oh powered by Android. Look how hard that is to read if you try and read it upside down. C-O-T-C-U-D. Okay, online video streaming, internet browsing, multimedia playback games, DLNA, and so on. DLNA applications all running off a tiny little stick. So it's got an ARM Cortex 1 GHz processor using a Mali 400 GPU, 512 MB of memory, ICS 4.0, 4 GB of NAND onboard with 8 GB optional apparently. Okay, micro SD expansion up to 32 GB. So up to 1920 by 1080p and basically all there is to it, there's a configuration. There's apparently different colors which seems unnecessary, but this one's white. All there is to it is this little stick that plugs in via HDMI. You've got micro SD, you've got power, okay so that powers it apparently by USB. You've got a USB port which is handy and then another USB port. Okay, lots of USB going on here. So this will have to be powered somehow which will presumably be somehow. Okay, if there's no, oh this is handy, so HDMI extension cable. So if there doesn't happen to be an HDMI port that is accessible like you know with a huge honking stick coming out of it, then you could just go like this and sort of like put it in the back of your TV like that. So it's not a perfect experience by any means, but it is running Android 4.0 and that means that with this, that little dongle plugged into the TV over there, so it's plugged in by HDMI and then I found a random USB port on the TV that evidently works to provide power. We are running Angry Birds. We have a full Android OS going. All we had to do was plug in a USB mouse in order to get it working. See I can aim the guy and then I can like fire the guy and I can miss with the guy. Let's see the pigs. They think that's hilarious, don't they? Stupid pigs. What do pigs know anyway? They're green. What kind of pig is green? Yeah, he thinks it's funny now. Bam! Okay, so we're gonna just go back, maybe back to home. So you can see sort of how you can scroll from place to place. Wait a minute. What version of Android is this? Settings. Let's see what version of Android it is. It's a little laggy, I wouldn't mind if it was faster. 4.04. Let's go to YouTube. Let's watch like, um, I don't know. So let's search for like, I don't know, yeah, skateboarding accidents. Cause that's always fun on YouTube. This one's got 3 million views. It must be outstanding. So we're watching high quality on the YouTube app. We are gonna expand to full screen. So if you want like a little smart TV enabler kind of thing and you want to watch people wipe out on skateboards, oh, this isn't a high quality video. This is terrible. Okay, let's search for different skateboarding accidents. Let's find something a little bit newer. It's maybe an HD. Worst skateboarding accident ever. It's two minutes and 40 seconds long. It must be the worst accident ever. From four years ago, Slick is giving me a hard time about picking that one when I said I was gonna look for something newer. And, uh, okay, you know what? Maybe we just shouldn't. Look, it's Bam. Bam! So I think that pretty much concludes our overview of this product. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos.