 Hi, I'm Paul Miller with The Verge. We're looking at Ubuntu TV, which is running on regular Ubuntu. It's running on regular Atom hardware right now. It runs on ARM as well. It's kind of a proof of concept right now, but as you can see, it's basically a full-on media center. They're hoping to integrate it into TVs that you can actually buy. And so you can navigate through movies. They're going to have their own movie store. You can also view movies that you've recorded from live TV. They'll work with a cable card or whatever service your country is partial to. You go in here, you can rent and buy. We'll just play the trailer. Right now they're just using a boxy remote, but they'll obviously have their own standard. They use Bluetooth, so it should be pretty generic for control. You can get into settings here. There's a thumbnail preview, and also you can go through chapters. If you want to skip around. And let's get out of there. And also while you're watching TV... Oh, no. I'm going to get this. I'm going to get this. You can also pull up the browser, so you can browse through things while the live TV or movie is still playing in the background. They've got a kind of a demo of... Let's get out of here. Oh, so they've got a demo of their TV guide. This isn't live data right now, but it looks pretty standard. And also there's a search interface. It's a lot like Unity. If I can get it over to it... There we go. So you can just search men. There we go. Really? I don't know why I'm searching for men. I don't know why I'm searching for men.