 Hey, this is Ross Middler from The Verge. We're here at IFA 2010 in Berlin. This is the Samsung Innovation Gallery. It's basically a concept corner of sorts. We've got prototypes that bind, that swipe, that swivel, that slide, that pop. Those are all behind glass over here. What we can actually touch and play with today though is two different prototypes. The first one is the WQHD 2560 by 1440 resolution Samsung Series 9. It's incredibly sharp. The text has actually been pretty optimized for the screen. 2560 by 1440 pixels, super high resolution, high depth display on a 9-inch screen. Looks amazing. Of course, it's a concept, but it's still a functional laptop. It's very light, very thin. Definitely a sign of things to come. The other prototype they have on display is actually an interesting concept. Instead of doing a hinge, Samsung instead opted to make a dual display prototype. You've got essentially actually the same 2560 by 1440 resolution screen on one side, as you can see here. They're actually mirroring it also on the back. You've got the same screen. Also works with touch. Anyway, this is definitely a crazy concept of Samsung. This one likely never to see the light of day. It's just a proof of concept. Definitely very cool. Definitely great to see the high resolution. That's clearly something that's happening more in the future. That's it. I never, ever imagined doing this without the use, of course, of an S-pin.