 I'm Brian Bishop. What's your favorite candy? This is 90 on 90 presented by Ford. Research in motion's Blackray 10 plans are coming into focus. We've already seen images of two potential new devices, but there's now more on the way. In a recent interview, RIM's CMO Frank Bolbin said that the company is planning to release at least six different Blackray 10 phones in 2013. The company hopes to compete across all price points as it struggles to stop its steady market decline. Yeah, more phones. That's going to solve the problem. Gaming on your 60-inch flat screen isn't enough? What about turning your entire living room into a display? Microsoft showed a video today of a new system it calls Illumirroom. It works by mapping out the physical objects in a room with a Kinect and then projects additional imagery on the surrounding walls and floors. Bullets fly at you, fire streaks across your wall. You get the idea. Microsoft will show the system off in its entirety this April. Smartwatches have been a focus throughout CES, and the Pebble now has a release date. Today, the company announced the ePaper smartwatch to be shipping to its Kickstarter backers, starting on January 23rd. The watch uses Bluetooth to sync to your Android phone or iPhone, and can display alerts for calls, emails, and text messages. Future software updates can add new features via a smartphone app. We spent some time with the final shipping product, and we really liked what we saw. Ordinary humans will have to wait a bit, but you can preorder it now for $150. And those are the latest stories. Join us in 90 minutes. We'll be talking to the random guy in the Iron Man costume that started hanging out by our booth. We'll see you then. Bye.