 This is Dan Seifert with The Verge. We're here at Las Vegas CES 2016 and we are looking at the new Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro S. This is a new Windows tablet from Samsung. It's the first Windows tablet in quite a long time from Samsung. It's running Windows 10, full Windows 10 PC experience. And it's in a form factor that's more similar to Samsung's Android tablets. It's really thin, really light, big bright AMOLED screen here. It's actually a 12 inch display, 1440p resolution. And it comes with this keyboard dock, which is very common for Windows tablets. You can see here it's magnetic into that. The entire case is magnetic to the back of the tablet itself. You can actually angle the tablet in two angles there. And then you've got a full standard keyboard and trackpad. Inside it's got a Core M processor from Intel. It comes with 4GB of RAM, 128GB of storage. It's going to come in WiFi and LTE models. And you know, it's pretty slick. The screen looks really great. Core M processors have been actually pretty fast and responsive in our prior experience with them. So it'll be interesting to see how it works in this kind of form factor that's very light. It is 6.3 millimeters thick, which is thinner than a Surface Pro 4. For instance, it's really one of the thinner, more thinner laptops you can get. And it comes packed into this really compact form factor, even with the keyboard. It's super thin and compact, super portable type of design. Samsung says this will be available in the U.S. starting in February. We don't know pricing just yet, but we should find that information out soon. And we're looking forward to spending more time with the Galaxy Tab Pro S. For more information on this and more videos from CES, be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel.