 Hey this is Aaron with The Verge and this is Polaroid's IM-1030 mirrorless interchangeable lens camera. So this is a pre-production model, it's made out of really really cheap plastic. We hope that it will get better and the guys at the booth are very keen to tell us that it will get better. It's very very cheap, the flash is barely functional, the menus are extremely slow and buggy but it's a mirrorless camera. It's got an extremely small sensor, they haven't told us exactly how small it is, and it's going to come with a 10-30mm lens as standard. It's got a 3.5mm screen at the back but although it flips up and down that's purely for taking images of yourself, there's no rotation here at all and the hinge and everything about it feels extremely cheap. The sensor is a 16.1 megapixel but it's very small and the quality doesn't seem extremely good. By the way it says it's going to come out in Q2 for $349 but it looks like they have a lot of work to do before it's ready for market.