 Welcome to CES 2016. And when Intel comes to CES, they set the stage for the whole week. They frame the conversation. They create the industry buzz we love. And of course, with every Intel keynote, we get live demos right here on this stage. The technology that enables the new experience, that's the products that will be successful in the future. During our time together, I'm going to show you some amazing experiences. And they're all made possible by technology that Intel is going to be bringing to market and our key partners. So let's start with sports and gaming. At Intel, we want to make sure that every gamer can take advantage of the full century opportunities that gaming can offer. So we built processors that are expressly designed to deliver more performance and more sensation than ever before. As a pro gamer, we only use Intel chips. And obviously, I'm not only saying that just because you're my sponsor. We actually know we're going to get the best frame rate and the split-second reaction time that makes all the difference in tournaments. How about we put you right into the game? Does that sound like enough? I think that would be the best game there is if I'm in there. Well, it's going to be the Brian Krasanich game. So let's go ahead and using this 3D capture software to take a little 3D model of my boss here. And this is going to allow us to take the 3D capture and put it right into our game. I'd like to introduce you to Replay's 3D video format. It captures the sport and the action you love and turns it into a 3D experience that you can now watch on broadcast, in the stadium, or on your PC at home. Last year at the CES Forum, I introduced you to Intel's Curie, a computer that fit in the size of a button. Curie's dedicated sensor hub can be used in a variety of exciting ways. You've already seen some of those tonight. Since then, we've been showing the world how Intel Curie works and integrating it into some new experiences. Curie is sampling today and will ship in volume this quarter for a price below $10. Last year, I showed you some very advanced but relatively expensive drones that could see and respond to their environment. Well, tonight we're going to take that technology to its natural next step. I'm excited to show you tonight the world's first truly intelligent consumer drone, the unique Typhoon Ilge with Reelsense. This drone is built with the end user in mind. You can use it right out of the box. It's ready to fly. It has best-in-class features. It has collapsible propellers so it can be compactly stored. It has retractable landing gear. It has a 4K camera. And one of the best features I found is a built-in display in the controller so you can see the drone is seeing real time. Using an Intel Reelsense camera and an Intel CPU with the collision avoidance technology we've developed with Ascending Technologies, this drone goes everywhere. It can navigate any obstacle. So I'm pleased to announce that the unique Typhoon H with Reelsense technology will be available in the first half of 2016. And what's equally as important, at a price of less than $2,000. So now let's move to our next set of experiences, health and wellness. Just over a year ago we announced that Intel would be working with Luxottica on smart eyewear. I'm excited to share a sneak peek tonight of the product we've been working on with one of Luxottica's most popular brands, Oakley. So RadarPace isn't just giving you preset instructions, it's really looking at the data and responding to your workout real time. RadarPace launches in late 2016. New Balance is dedicated to creating real products that can help athletes focus on their training so they can constantly improve performance. We've been working with 3D printing for a long time and recently we started experimenting with Intel's Reelsense to see if we could create 3D images of the foot that create a truly personalized running shoe. And we found the possibilities for design were incredible. We've really enjoyed working with Intel to create a smart watch. A smart watch designed by runners for runners will be launched in the holiday season this year. We think it's going to redefine the athletic experience. This is just one example of how our expertise in manufacturing mixed with Intel's technology can really improve the lives of athletes. So we wanted to think about how technology can truly advance wellness in the workplace as well. And one of the most interesting developments is bringing technology to one of the oldest safety devices, the hard hat. I'm excited to be here tonight to show off the new Daiquiri smart helmet. It has a 6th generation Intel Core M7 processor and Reelsense camera technology built right into the helmet. The new Daiquiri smart helmet starts shipping to our tier one partners today. Technology has become a catalyst for a new age of creativity. The engine behind entirely new experiences in the worlds of fashion, music, art and my favorite area, the maker movement. So these bands have the Intel QD technology and what it does is it kind of senses my gestures and transfers that into MIDI data. And it goes to the computer on one of the softwares and changes that into music. Finally every teenager's dream of an air guitar that actually works. Tonight I'd like to show you a platform for creation that we are introducing for the first time tonight. Oh hey Craig. Ryan. The innovative engineers from Ninebot and the technology acquired from Segway has given rise to a brand new platform. This particular self balancing transportation vehicle actually has a real unique trick up its sleeve. Is that this one transform into your own personal robot. Hello world, it's been one hours and twelve minutes since I last seen the world. Good to be back. Because it's an open platform Brian we can pretty much program it with a little know how to do anything that we want. With an Intel Atom processor as well as the RealSense camera that we have built in. All of it is able to take all of the vision, have all of the smarts and all of the balance to really do an autonomous run without knocking all of the lamps in your house. We have designed this robot to be extendable. You can design an attachment accessories to it. For example this robot arm. Developers can start creating on this Segway robot with the developer release in the second half of 2016. If we want the technology industry to define the future we must be representative of that future. We wanted to make sure that at least forty percent of the hires that came into Intel were women and under represented minorities. And we wanted to make real improvement in the retention rate of those same employees and diverse talent. Tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold are the ingredients of almost every consumer electronic. And originate in places with unimaginable human conditions. In 2016 every product that Intel ships will be conflict free. And you can look for the conflict free symbol starting in Q2 on all of our products to be confident that you are doing your part to improve the human experience. There's far more to do but I'm confident that we'll stand up on this stage in 2020 and tell you we've not only met our goal but we've truly changed the dynamic in our industry and beyond.