 Hey guys, it's Neelai with The Verge. I'm here at Sony's booth at CES 2012. It's incredibly loud here. They just announced a whole bunch of stuff. This is the new Google TV stuff. This is the MSZ GS7 streaming player. It has this new remote that Sony's doing. It has a touchpad on the front, this QWERTY keyboard on the back. It's kind of like a rubbery keyboard. It's not really what you'd expect. We can go here. I can type in. Let's try to type in The Verge. Let's see here. How do I spell our website? It's auto-completing. So I can probably press down. Hit OK. And we're going to load up The Verge on Google TV. So this has Google TV integrated. It's the same software really. There's some tweaks to how it's integrated with the product. But underneath in the box, it's the new ARM-based platform. This is the Marvell 1500 processor that everybody's using in this wave, not the Intel stuff that Sony's doing before. So here we've got The Verge loaded up. I can move. Let's see what else I've got here. I can move the mouse around. This whole thing is a button. So if I click here, try to click on this post. And so I clicked. You saw I just clicked it. It goes. When you're watching radio TV, these are fast forward and rewind buttons here. And that loaded a different post, which is extremely strange. Let's try to go back. We've got the Android back button here. This is the main Android D-pad. The controller also supports motion control. It's three-axis, not six-axis like the PS3. So it's three worse, but three better than a regular remote that has no axis. So I'm gonna play this game called Dot. I'm supposed to eat the pink ones? Eat the pink ones, kill the blue ones. Eat the blue ones. Kill the pink ones. Hit single player. And I just hold it like this. Let's see what happens here. And this is just an Android game. Oh, it's a Stargame. Okay. Oh, my God. What am I doing? This is so confusing. Okay. I'm really good at going left and right. Terrible at going up and down. I mean, just awful at going up and down. No clue. I'm the white dot, everyone. And so I'm... Oh, I got killed. I'm gonna try it again. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Really bad at going up and down. I mean, my ability to go up and down verges on just the absolutely awful. But I'm good at... Anything on this left edge is going to die. I was the thing on the left edge, and I said anything on the left edge would die, and then I died. It's kind of a syllogism. And then I can press home, and I go back. Here's the Google TV menu. This is the built-in tuner. Sony's also doing integration with Dish Network. So you have Dish Network box that can control it over HDMI and your home network. You don't need an IR blaster or a separate control cable. So you can just click on Dish Network, and that'll bring up television, I think. I hope. And here's TV. So now I can control everything from this same remote. I can't type to the Dish Network box, can I? No. So this is only for the Google TV. This is all the Dish Network stuff. And then I can just put... Actually, when you flip it over, you can type in numbers and stuff. Oh, I can type in numbers and stuff to control Dish Network, which is very important. Just typing in numbers is the primary way you use a television in 2012. Anyway, so that's Sony's new Google TV stuff. This is a streaming player, but there's also a Blu-ray player. And the Blu-ray player has the voice search in the remote. So you can just talk to Google, and Google will solve all your problems. And that's Sony Google TV at CS 2012.