 Hey, this is Josh Bloemanson with the Burj and we are taking a look at the Smart Wear Core. This is a new device from Sony, shipping in just a couple months, and it's basically kind of like a Fitbit. You kind of put it in your pocket, but you can also put it into a watch. What Sony is showing us here today at CES is a bunch of different options that you can put on. The device itself is super light. You can almost not feel it in your hand. It kind of disappears in the pocket, but it's got cool things like this little light meter that lights up. It also charges by what appears to be USB. Sony says this has about a five day battery life, but that could get stretched out longer with software updates. It's also waterproof, which is kind of cool. So this device will work with any Android phone with 4.3 or above and Bluetooth 4.0. Sony says it's going to cost less than 100 Euros when it ships in the first quarter of this year. It's coming to US and Europe. There will also be kits you can buy for between 15 and 20 Euros, which will give you alternate options for watch bands. Like we said before, you can also buy your own custom stuff. So again, this is a first quick look at Sony's new core accessory, part of their smart wear collection.