 Hey, it's Chris and I'm here with the LG Optimus View. This is sort of their entry into the tablet phone hybrid space. And I'll bring out a Samsung Galaxy Note for comparison. Get a sense for the difference in the size here. Obviously the View looks a lot bigger, but it really isn't. It has to do with the fact that this is a 4 by 3 inch aspect ratio versus the Galaxy Notes which is a little bit wider. It depends on what you like. But I will say that the Optimus View kind of comes off as more of a tablet than the Galaxy Note does. I would say the Galaxy Note is more of a phone. View emphasizes the tablet angle. Comes with LTE, 8.5mm thick shell. So as you can imagine, the ratio of the surface area of the phone to the thickness really makes it feel extremely thin. I'll show you the stylus here. Kind of a blunt point. Unlike the Samsung which uses a pointier tip on the S Pen. But it works just as you'd expect. And one very cool feature of the View is that you have this dedicated button on top to go into a drawing mode. You can erase. You can get rid of the background if you don't want that. So if you're annotating a screenshot you can keep that background and say, oh there's the comics icon. But if you're just taking a note, you can do that. Around back you have a camera with LED flash. As I mentioned, 4G LTE. And four capacitive buttons along the bottom. No soft buttons there. So that's a quick look at the Optimus View.