 This is Jacob from The Verge and we're here with the Cook tablet. This is a tablet designed specifically for the kitchen. It has a water resistant enclosure as well as being heat resistant. Along the side we have ports for SD card slot, USB, Ethernet and a headphone jack with this spill resistant cover as well as a power button and volume buttons on the other side. It's running a custom made Linux based OS on top of a dual core Cortex A9 processor that runs at 1 gigahertz. So the most interesting part of this tablet is actually the software itself. As I already said it's running a custom made Linux operating system but Cook is actually curating the content for the tablet itself. So they work with French chefs basically to put recipes into the device and then you can find how to prepare it step by step. You can find ingredients which can actually be toggled and automatically changed for the number of people you want and then exported right into a shopping list. And then there's also videos for certain recipes so you can actually watch it being prepared. There's also this sort of widget bar on the side for accessing things like music, videos and quick websites but overall it seems like a really unique product that might be of interest to people that want to do a lot of cooking. So it will be available in September for around $399 and you can actually subscribe to receive new recipes each month.