 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2014 is brought to you by NCIX.com, your source for great technology, selection, and service, along with Corsair memory and Western Digital. This is the FitBug Orb. It is a tiny little fitness aid that intends to remove a lot of the excuses that come along with most of them. It's pretty much the simplest possible thing that still enables useful functionality. So it has a 3D accelerometer, it has a low-power Bluetooth, and it uses a coin battery to last for several months at a time. So you don't have to put it on your nightstand at night to charge it. The idea is you should always be able to be wearing it in some form or another. It has a watch strap, which I have obviously demoed right here. It also has a belt clip, which I can demo for you guys right here. Go ahead and throw that on there. And finally, it has an underwear clip that is magnetic that I would be happy to demo for you guys. No, I'm just kidding. I'm not going to demo that part, but it has an underwear clip. This is great for women who don't necessarily have a belt or they want to wear a watch. You can strap it to your underpants or your bra or something like that so you can always have it on you. It's an evolution from their last generation FitBug Air, which had a display. So how is something without a display an evolution from something that had one? Well, because it has Bluetooth, now we have an app. Yes, friends, it has an app. It also has an online component. Now, the app has all the basic functionality. So it'll give you your total steps, aerobic steps. It even helps you track things like sleep. So it can tell you, yo dog, you're sleep deprived because you went to bed like in the middle of the night and then you woke up like four times and you were tossing and turning. It can tell you all kinds of great stuff like that. And aside from the app, they are now launching a new little program of customized programs. So these are, I believe they were 12-week programs and whether you want to burn off that baby fat or you want to stretch out or get in shape for skiing, they give you little webinars as well as personalized goals, some nutrition tips and such like that. And the idea is to have it instead of just being, you know, well, hey, we're FitBugs, so we're credible. So you should probably listen to us. The idea is that they're going to have well-renowned trainers or celebrities backing them and endorsing them to show you that it's not just them making things up, so to speak. It's the, okay, so the kicker guys is that it's only 50 bucks. So when you compare that to something like actually the next door neighbors here that have a much more advanced sort of fitness-y type device, but is of course much more expensive and not necessarily easier to make yourself use all the time, actually makes it look kind of appealing. Thank you for checking out our coverage of the FitBug Orb. Don't miss any of our CES 2014 coverage. Guys, remember we are powered here at the show by NCIX, your source for great technology selection and service as well as Corsair and Western Digital.