 Thank you Squarespace for allowing Linus Media Group to be here at CES 2016 covering the show. So with all the cool stuff in the Samsung booth, whether it's the gigantic TV display at the front, or the, you know, fancy new design of their gear smartwatch, why the crap Linus are you standing in front of an appliance, something you don't even cover on your channel? Well, let me tell you, this appliance is like, it's more machine now than it is man. It's twisted and, well there's nothing evil about it and it was always a machine, but the point is that they've actually taken something that we do normally care about, tablets, and they've kind of glued them into the front of a fridge in a way that's actually starting to get to the point where it's becoming functional and sensible. So, on the inside, oh they don't let you open it, look at that, I can move the whole display but I cannot actually open it, so they thought of that before they let me come in here. So on the inside, it's just your standard fridge, you put things in there, they get cold, then they stay cold. But on the outside, they've done away with the magnets and the sticky notes paradigm. Now I think you probably could still put a sticky note on it. So we got grandpa's corner over here and then for everyone else, we've got this 21.5 inch Tizen operating system based, effectively like a tablet built into the door that lets you do a number of things. But the one that really blew me away is actually what was on here already and I sincerely hope that there's a way for me to get back to it. And that is the way that you can use the cameras that are installed inside the TV to actually show you images of what is inside the TV. You can set things like expiry date, so you can go, okay yeah, this cake. Well this is cake, there you go. And you know what, it was kind of like gross in the first place, I'm not going to eat that past three days. Boom, you've gone ahead and set an expiry date for it. And this is really cool. In addition to doing all of this manually while you're standing in front of it, there's integration through an app to allow you to view the camera when you're out and about on your smartphone. So this is the kind of thing I run into all the time because I cook very infrequently. So I'll finally be like, oh I should really make dinner tonight. And I'm at the grocery store, I'm like okay, do I have tomatoes, do I have celery, do I have anything, what do I have? So I'll be able to actually see a live view of what's inside my fridge. Now I don't know how great the cameras look, will I be able to tell if the celery is wilted or not? Maybe not at this point, but this kind of technology a couple generations down the line is going to be absolutely freaking awesome. And then the other big one is the ability to shop through this screen right here on your TV. Now I have no idea when and if this is coming to Canada, so it's probably a long way away for me because nothing ever comes to Canada. But for everyone who lives in the first world, enjoy. Because that's going to be freaking awesome to have a refrigerator that's like, yeah your eggs are about to expire, I'm going to order up some new eggs for you so you can have your omelette. So thanks for watching this video, don't miss any of our CES 2016 coverage guys, and a huge shout out to Squarespace for sponsoring us here at the show. If you want to build a beautiful website, well you guys know where to go, squarespace.com slash Linus, and you can save 10% on your awesome website by using offer code Linus, it's all linked in the video description with full details.