 It's Tuesday, January 7th, 2014. I'm Adrienne Jeffries, it's day one of CES, and this is 90 Seconds on the Verge. WeirdSony is back. CEO Kaz Harai this morning announced LifeSpace UX, Sony's wild idea for the future of interfaces. It isn't just a concept. A short throw project is due out this summer that will display high resolution images on the walls of your home. Harai also revealed PlayStation Now, which will let you stream games like God of War from the cloud to various game consoles, and even TVs, tablets, and smartphones. PlayStation Now will roll out to PS3 and 4 this summer and will be supported on most of this year's Bravia televisions. Details of Valve's Steam Machine have been coming out piece by piece for months now, but yesterday we finally learned who will actually be selling these consoles. Thirteen partners were announced at Valve's CES event, the most well-known being PC manufacturer Alienware. The machine's prices range from $500 to $6,000. There's no word on precisely when these machines will hit the market, but Valve says it hopes to see some on the shelf in the latter half of this year. And finally, Saturday Night Live's major transitional season continues as the show is adding another new cast member. New York comedian Sachira Zimato will join the cast when the show returns on January 18th. She will be the show's first black female cast member since 2007, an issue that's been addressed both in the media and on SNL over the past several months. This marks the seventh new cast member this season alone. That's it for today's top stories. Coming up tomorrow, CES Day 2. 1080p strikes back.