 Hey, I'm TC with The Verge, and I'm here with Bodymedia's Core 2 Personal Fitness and Health Model. It's an updated version of their original Lincoln Core fitness and health trackers. As you can see, it's much, much smaller. It's about the size of an iPod Nano, and it's got the number of sensors here on the back. Like the original, it tracks your ambient temperature, your sleep patterns, your galvanic skin response, which is the sweat coming off of your body. And they're really focusing on kind of elevating it in a fashion sense. So, as you can see here, there's a nice metallic wristband you can put on. The standard version just has a little stretchy strap here. The device hooks up to your Android or iOS phone to provide real-time analytics on your body through Bluetooth. And it's not due out until later this year, until August. The company doesn't have a firm price yet, but it says that it should be around $119 to $140, which is the price of the original. It also comes with detachable faceplates, and the company says you'll be able to buy an assortment of different color faceplates. They showed off an orange and black faceplate, and they'll be showing off different wristbands and straps towards the end of the year.