 These are all Windows 8 devices. They're all Windows 8. So here's the thing. So all the stuff we saw on the desk is, they're tablets and phones. They've been tablets and phones for a while, four or five years. Some of them, now they come in colors, right? I mean, that's the crazy thing about them. But the crazy thing. That's very exciting to me. Maybe I'm crazy, but we went through, I feel like we went through this with the iMac, where somebody was like, you could put a color on a computer. Did you know you could just put it if you want? And then everybody was like, hey, colors, that's crazy. And now, we forgot all about it, and everything was beige and gray again. We definitely forgot about that with PCs. PCs have been beige and orange all the time. Well, Apple kind of forgot about it for a while, too. They're back into colors. A little bit. No. Oh, they have new. Oh, the iPods. But whatever. They're iPods. But the thing about PCs is that Windows 8, because they've actually grafted a touch screen on Windows 8 for real, they're allowed to do crazy things. So obviously, you have the Surface. There it is. It's got a type cover. And I think this is Microsoft saying, here's what we think PCs should look like. But the thing about Windows 8 is that the other companies get to do whatever they want to. So here's Asus. That's true, right? They just sell the license. You get that. There are no rules anymore. So here's Asus, and they did Transformers with Android. So this is actually a Windows 8. Is this a RT or regular Windows 8? This is RT. And it has, you can just break it any way you want. You can do it, man. Look at how strong it is, is what I'm trying to show you. Anyhow, this is right here. Oh, there's a latch. OK. I actually think this is the winning form factor for these things. It's a tablet. This is kind of like an iPad. And then it's got this thing, which you can throw in a bag. OK, it's not as thin. The keyboard's a little small. But it's also a battery. Yeah. No, it's great. No, it's smaller. Oh, the keys. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I need a little more room. So the thing about this and the Surface is that these are 69. I think this is really silly for me, a tablet. Well, it could be a lot worse. Yes. It could be a lot worse, Neil. Allow me to show you. What size screen is this? This is like a 13.3 Toshiba. And this looks like a tablet. It's huge. But it turns into a laptop like that. And then it does that. Which is, I mean, this is crazy. And the amount of engineering they had to do, if you look at this hinge, it's got like, like a little, tracks. It's got sprayer. I think this is the thing that's most exciting is that people are finally innovating on hinges. Yeah. And this is just great. Well, no, it's like a, you know, there was a moment in phones where they innovated crazy on hinges. And then they're like, hinges are a bad idea. Now I'm reading a book, just comfortably read one-handed reading. And then I got an incoming call. After five years, that guy somehow still, can you put anything huge up to your ear? Hello? It says you're not connected in giant letters. That is true. That is true. But it's a touch screen. Yeah, you know, Sean reviewed this thing. It's interesting. I mean, this is like the explosion of ideas of how computers should look. I wish it did more folding. Well, the thing with, so the thing with all of these to me is like, you're supposed to touch them, but the hinge is here. So it's like, that didn't work. And that's not great. I feel like you're forcing that a little bit. The thing that scares me about, this reminds me of like the original tablet PC era, like Windows tablet edition sort of computers. Whenever it's like Dr. Pan. Yeah, you've got a stylus, and they're just a little, it's a little choppy. Well, I mean, this thing is like, this is a really great movie prop. You know, it's like, oh, hello. I've got a call. Hello, a call is coming in. So that's, so she was. All right, but this is your favorite. This is my favorite. You love this. Love is a strong word. This is the Yoga from Lenovo. The Yoga. So it's a tablet, but it has maybe the smartest hinge, where it just turns into a laptop. And then it is a laptop. It's better when you show this, just so you understand what's happening with this particular. You fold it all the way back. This is a 15 inch display. Is it a touch screen? Yeah. It's a touch screen. And then it does. It's just the worst tablet in the world. And then it does that. Right. Right, seems comfortable, right? And you've got a keyboard, and it's weird because you're holding. What is, what, come on, guys. Seriously, like who here, show of hands, would use it like this? Literally two. One guy was like, just kidding. He was like the third guy, and he was like, I don't think so. So like here's what's cool. I think, let me just do this. Can I? There we are. Let me just put this like so. These guys. I think what's really great is that people are innovating on hinges and form factors. But I just don't think, I don't know if any human beings really want to do that. And that's the problem. I think Microsoft has the best idea. I think, I actually think the surface is of all, well, I think this kind of the ASUS is getting there. It's close. Keyboard's a little small, but I think this is closer. This is what's strange is that an operating system, that's why these manufacturers are like, we can try a wildest idea. And they send the designers into a room. They do acid. And they're like, we'll fold it all the way back. Well, you know, I mean, as we know, Microsoft, they primed the pump. Maybe they opened their minds to yoga. They primed the pump with the Surface. Yeah, they did yoga. And they're like, we'll call it yoga. And that's our gadget section.