 Hey guys, this is Neil with The Verge. I'm here with LG's Google TV. It's a different take on Google TV than you'd think of the graph. So first, here's the remote. You can see on the front, it's got a D-pad. In the middle of the D-pad is a scroll wheel, which is kind of interesting and totally novel. And then on the back, it's curved like a book. On the back, here's the QWERTY keyboard. And it's a motion control. So you can see I'm moving an arrow around the screen. It's not one-to-one. It's not nearly as direct as a Wii Motion Club. It's actually fairly erratic. It probably needs to be calibrated. Things are pretty hard to show for. But it works. I can move over the D-pad. I can scroll over. You can see they've totally skimmed Google TV. But the operating system actually controls the entire television and changes inputs and stuff like that. Let's go ahead and try to load the VRV. So I'm hitting the search button. I'm going to pick this up and use the keyboard. The VRV is really good at selling. Let's try it. Go to website. So now we're going to load website. So anyway, so here's the VRV. And I'm just scrolling now with the scroll wheel. It's not particularly skimmed. But it works. It's actually much smoother solution if it works than any of the other scrolling webpages on a television, particularly the Xtreme. See that's a little bit sloppy. I'm assuming this is just purely software. It's on the slow floor. I think we're kind of out of batteries in the running mode. So anyway, that is LG's Google TV. As you can probably see, totally different skin. Let me tap. Totally different skin. Really innovative remote. Very different than the other remotes you've seen. What's it coming out? It's coming out in 2012 at an undetermined price and a determined time. It's just going to come out of the box. So you can get it at your home, take your money and then show your cell