 Hey, this is Ross with The Verge, and we are at IFA 2012 in Berlin checking out Sony's Tap 20 Vio machine. This is pretty much the antithesis of the Vio Duosense in every single sense of the word, whereas that is a slider that's super light and thin. This is a very, very heavy 20-inch behemoth. It's very thick. Again, it's not meant to be portable, though. It's what they're calling a tabletop PC, and that's the best way of putting it. You can run through all your Windows apps, but of course if you push it down, you've got a flat surface, presumably you can kind of game around with. I'm not sure what we have on here. So clearly this is a form factor we haven't actually seen before. Really meant not to be portable, but is a tablet for the home. This is the Windows 8 you know and have seen that's coming out to everybody. However the difference is, it's a really big screen. It's a fairly sturdy, and I do mean that in terms of weight as well, device. Not quite sure who the audience is for it, but leave it to Sony to make a device and kind of hope for the best.