 And this is Dan from The Verge. I'm here at CES 2017, and I'm checking out Samsung's Chromebook Plus and Chromebook Pro. They're pretty much the same looking computer. This is the latest Chromebook from Samsung. It was built in collaboration with Google, and it features a couple of things that we've not seen on Chromebooks before. For starters, it's super thin. It's just over half an inch thick. It's an all metal finish. It's just under two and a half pounds, so it's really light as well. It's got a 12 and a half inch screen, quad HD resolution, full touch screen. If you notice, you can see you can flip it around to make it a tablet. It's got a full 360 hinge. Now that's all kind of good and well, but what really makes this different from other Chromebooks is the fact that it's got a built in stylus. So it's got support for writing on the screen. You can take notes. You can draw. You can capture screenshots and notate and annotate. Google's actually built some special technology that uses the cloud to improve writing on the screen. You can pick what you're trying to write to make the response better than before. Otherwise, it's got a full keyboard, a track pad, up to eight hours of battery life, and it runs Chrome OS and has access to the Google Play Store. So you've got tons of Android apps that you can install on it. You can use Google Keep. You can use Evernote. You can use other note taking apps with the stylus so that this kind of device can flip between productivity and entertainment and back again really easily. It's really Google's answer to the iPad Pro and the Microsoft Surface Pro, but it's in a Chromebook, which means that it's a lot less expensive. So this is about $449 for the Chromebook Plus. Chromebook Pro is going to be a little bit more expensive. The only really difference between them is that the Plus has an ARM processor and the Pro has an Intel Core processor. So if you need a little more power, you'll want to go with the Pro when that becomes available. But the Plus is going to be available next month starting at $449. We'll have plenty more to say when we get to use it then.