 Hey guys, this is Chris Welch with The Verge here at CES 2015 and we're taking a look at one of the show's big stories. This is Sling TV. So the deal is for $20 a month you get a small line of channels, ESPN, TNT, TBS, Food Network, Cartoon Network, things like that. But the bigger deal is that you're also getting ESPN. You can cut the cord with cable and keep watching sports. Sling TV supports a ton of devices. You've got iOS, Android, Xbox One, Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, Roku players, and even the Nexus player. It's a month by month service so you don't have to sign any contracts and bail on the whole thing if you find yourself missing FX or maybe AMC. So there's no DVR on Sling TV. Instead, some channels let you go back and watch shows from the past three days. But that's only certain networks. For example, ESPN, you can only watch what's on the air live and you can't pause it or rewind either. Aside from live TV, there are movies to rent, much like cable or satellite, and you can also buy add-on packs with more channels. News will get you Bloomberg and HLN and a kids pack adds on a couple extra networks from Disney. So you can try Sling TV later on this month and if you've got Xbox One, you can trial it free for a whole month. There should be plenty of time to decide if you can cut the cord with Comcast for good. But you'll probably want to hang on to Netflix and Hulu just in case. Keep it locked at youtube.com slash the birds for all the latest here from CES for 2015.