 Hey, this is Jeff with The Verge, and today we're at AU's summer lineup event in Tokyo, Japan, and we're taking a look at Fujitsu's ISW-13F, which is their Tegra 3 quad-core phone for the Japanese market. If you take a look, the phone has a 4.6-inch LCD display. It's 720p, so a nice high-definition display. The quad-core chip is really, really quick when you're just scrolling around, but also game performance is pretty great. We'll take a look at that in a second. If we take a look at the top, we have ports up here, microphone in, micro USB. Along the side, we have the off-on button, sleep-wake button, volume rocker, and then nothing on the bottom. Of course, if you're looking at this phone, what you're really interested in is gaming performance, so let's just fire up Sonic here. The demo version is going to come preloaded on the phone. It definitely compares well with, say, the iOS version or even the Xbox Lab Arcade version. Buttons are hardware at the bottom. We have the three Android buttons, but also when you jump into the app drawer, you get these additional three buttons. Not only do you have your home button to go back, but you also have this button to sort your apps, so you can sort them according to the name of the app or according to the order in which you've downloaded them. That is the Fujitsu ISW13F at the AU Summer Lineup event in Tokyo.