 Hey guys, this is Kwame with The Verge and I'm at CS Unveiled in Las Vegas and this is the Alley. It's a 360 camera and it's on a helmet. I need these to see. So using this camera, this has a sensor on the front and the back allowing me to see everything that's in front of me and everything that I can't see on the back. It also has two buttons on the top for starting this machine as well as starting recording and stopping it. Ha, thanks. I know, I know. You know the sad thing is that guy has awesome hair. My awesome hair is hiding. I know this looks silly but we've seen a lot of 360 cameras like this in the last year and we've seen a lot more 360 video on YouTube and Facebook and elsewhere. What that means is this is basically competing with the GoPro. What you're going to see is a lot of video that's going to be on snowboarding, biking and everything else. You can also upload video from this to Facebook and YouTube and even live stream when that capability is available later in the year. This is going to retail for $599 when it launches in the summer. If you want to see this whole video in 360 degrees, check out our channel on YouTube.com slash The Verge. Oh my God. Ha, ha, ha. I'm going to get a little bit of a Oh my God.