 Hey guys, it's David with The Verge and I'm here with the Sirius XM Lynx. It's the new portable device from Sirius. It'll plug into your car or in at home or you can just use it all by itself. It's got Wi-Fi and satellite built in plus Bluetooth and all kinds of stuff. Let's take a quick look at how it works here. So basically the device has a few different modes. If it's plugged into one of Sirius' docks and there are a couple of new ones just for the Lynx, it'll connect to the satellite radio and show you all kinds of the usual stuff you expect from Sirius. And if you're off of one of the docks, you can use Wi-Fi to use Sirius' internet radio. Unfortunately all the connections here are terrible so we're not on either of those. But you can still see these radio replays. So you select up to 15 presets on the device and then it'll automatically record up to $200 of radio split between these various stations that you like. So even when you're not connected, you can just jump on and listen to, you know, NFL radio as you want to even when you're offline. And then you get back on it, it'll rerecord and just dump off old stuff as you keep going. There's all kinds of other cool stuff. You can flip through channels. It's like a TV guide. The whole thing runs a really skinned version of Android as you can see. You can flip through. You see your own shows, the stuff you like. And it's pretty simple. It basically works like an iPod when you're not connected to anything. You can sideload content. There's an SD card slot in the back. And otherwise it's just a pretty simple way to watch Sirius. It works with, they have a couple of new docs for it that if you plug them into, again, you get satellite. And there's also one that is basically just like an iPod doc but also has an antenna so you can get the satellite and stuff like that. And otherwise it's just this little standalone device. It'll be $249 when it comes out in February and there will be docs available for $49 each.