 Hey guys, it's Eli with The Verge. I'm here with the Sony Xperia P. It's one of the new Xperia Next phones. Sony's really big about these are their first Sony smartphones, one of the first phones without the Ericsson branding. The big deal with this phone is the white magic display. You can see it's pretty bright and great, nice contrast. What they've done is they've taken a traditional LCD with red, green, blue pixels and added a stripe of white pixels next to it. It's not pen tile, it's actually just another stripe of white pixels. They say it makes the screen brighter and easier to read, and a lot easier to read in sunlight. As you can see, it's an aluminum unibody construction with Sony's signature transparent element here. The software it's running is Android 2.3.7, which is obviously a little bit disappointing. Sony says it'll get an ice cream sandwich in the middle of the second quarter. One feature they have added is a really fast camera. If you put this to sleep and then just hold the shutter button down, it jumps into camera mode right away. Take a picture of Kelly McDougal, who works for Sony. By the way, we're taking hundreds of pictures here, and that works. So that's the Sony Xperia P.