 So today we're going to be having a look at the Asus Oplay Air. So this Air version, the biggest most obvious upgrade they've made to it is where the Air name comes from and that is that they have added wireless support to the older Asus Oplay. So let's have a quick look at the box here. You can see right there they've called out on the front, wireless. That is the big feature, okay? But let's have a look at the features that they list on the side. So if I can get the cameraman to have a look, you can see where you've got full support for most of your important HD movie formats. You have support for photos now, as well as a bunch of different audio and subtitle formats, okay? They have a look at the unit itself, multiple format support, blah blah blah. eSata is present. It now has a card reader, which is another cool feature. And then here we've got easy wireless file sharing, complete card reader support to share photos on TV, large screen with your family and friends, as well as O photo picture manager to organize your pictures by date folder. Okay, so let's open up the box itself here. Oh, okay. There goes a liner piece. So you've got a slick black box. And let's just take out the Oplay Air itself and have a look at the accessories first. So you can see we've got a pretty good accessory package. Let's see what we've got. First of all, you will find a media remote that looks kind of like a shortened... If you've seen the OEM Microsoft remote, it looks kind of like a shortened version of that with no number pad. So that is your Oplay remote, and they've been kind enough to include a couple of AAA batteries for you. Awesome. Okay, then we have composite cable. All right, if you're using an HD player though, try to avoid using this because, yeah, you're not going to get the best... You're not going to get the best possible quality out of it. Then you've got a power cord, a power brick, as well as an Oplay HD media player user manual, as well as the O-Link network connection utility. Okay, then inside we have an Oplay HD media player quick start guide. So this is going to give you a general overview of what all of the different connections are, as well as the remote control buttons. And wow, then they basically show you how to plug it into your TV. So the setup better be pretty easy, otherwise people are going to have trouble with that. So let's take out the Oplay Air itself and have a quick look at the box. Okay, so it's not particularly large by these media player standards. It's a little bit bigger than a WDTV or WDTV Live, but it's obviously much smaller than a popcorn hour. So let's just take this plastic cover off. You can see it's got a very nice glossy finish to the... Go away. Ah, to the ASUS logo on the top, and then the rest is a matte, like a matte black that will fit in very nicely with other media devices. And then the front is a glossy black finish, as well as the side and the other side. You can see little air ventilation holes up at the top here, because I mean, you've got a 1080p video processing unit inside, so you are going to need a little bit of ventilation for it. So this side is where you'll find the card reader. So you can see we've got support for CompactFlash SD, as well as Memory Stick and Memory Stick Duo. And then on the other side, we have support for USB, as well as eSATA, and that's where you'll find a little hardware reset switch, should you need to reset the device if it locks up. And then on the back, that's where we'll find most of the guts. So you can see all we've got here is Composite, so if you're using analog, you're using Composite, period. And then we have HDMI, as well as optical audio out, so that is your digital connection. So they haven't given a whole lot of connection options, but this should service most of the people out there. Then you've got a LAN port, if you don't want to use the wireless, as well as a power plug. The bottom of the unit has four little rubber feet, and thank you for checking out my unboxing and product overview of the ASUS Oplay Air.