 One of the darlings of the iOS community is a company called Bridge, B-R-Y-D-G-E, for the keyboards they make that hook to the iPad Pro and the iPads and make them almost like a laptop without all the annoyances of a laptop. So I'm here with April DeHaan of Bridge to tell us about what they have new this year at CES. So we're super excited this year to release our new iPad Pro keyboards. So we announced a couple of months ago that they were coming. This is the first time people have been able to get their hands on them and in fact we did a live Instagram yesterday to show our online audiences what they look like and felt like and press the button on pre-orders. Oh wow, how'd that go? Phenomenal. Yeah, we like to say we were viral. So no, far exceeded expectations and we're super excited to keep that momentum going. So let me push this down so it looks correct. That one's not in, we didn't seat that one correctly when we messed with it earlier. So what we're looking at here is a keyboard that looks like a little MacBook Pro keyboard essentially and then it's got a slot that's part of the hinge that's flexible that lets you slide the iPad in there and then show us its cool party trick. What else can it do? Well, you can pull it out. Yeah, so basically it's a detachable keyboard. While it's in this kind of laptop mode as we call it, you can lift it up by the iPad and it's connected. And I guess the whole purpose of it is you're on your lap, you can type easily. You're laying down, you change the hinge and it has that full 180 degree rotation to match whatever step you're in. Sure, sure. So then the other gentleman was showing me you can just slide it out and flip it around 180 degrees. So we tried to find it and these new iPads are shaped in a way that has allowed us to do this with the latest model. That's right, because they're symmetrical now, right? Exactly. And what it allows us to do is match and use and keep the keyboard on for whatever and however you're using the iPad. So we have... She's just pulling it off. Included. And she's going to flip it around like magic here and slide it back into the slots. So it's got a nice little just friction mount that it goes into, right? Yeah, so these are our patent of the hinges that basically allow you to have that full 180 degree viewing experience. And because of the symmetrical nature of the new iPads, we can flip it into the other side of the hinges and turn it into what we call, let me put that in properly. Basically you make it a FaceTime camera, you can be cooking off of it, whatever you want. Exactly. It's like a stand. And also, you know, you're on a plane, you're finished typing, you're putting it into tablet mode and it's tablet again. Right, right. Now show us the back of it here, because you guys have added as a little bonus prize with the Bridge Keyboard. You also get some protection for the backside of the iPad, correct? Exactly. So, you know, the keyboard itself provides a beautiful protection to the screen of the iPad. We wanted to offer the option to protect the back of the iPad. So, how does this stick to the back of the iPad? So, it's magnetic. Oh, okay. It gives the magnets in the new iPad form factor and literally snaps on. Very good. Wait, let's put it on nicely. Let's put it on properly. She just put it on kind of janky there, there you go. What sticks so well, it'll stick in whatever orientation. That's right. There you go. Okay, so that's the 9.7 inch, sorry, 11 inch and the 12.9. Now we're going to be nice to our Google Pixel friends. The Google Pixel Slate. Now what have you done with this here? So, this being our bridge G type, this was our first made for Google product that we released in 2018 and it's, you know, the perfect form factor, other half. Same kind of device, but for Google. The Pixel Slate, exactly right. Now you've got a keyboard and track bed here. We do. So, as part of CES 2019, we've released our Chrome OS desktop range. So we've got our wireless desktop keyboard and wireless desktop touchpad, which are both the first Chrome OS dedicated wireless keyboards and touchpads. So, very, very nice. That's beautiful. That's a gorgeous keyboard that, the play on that is nice. I hate to, I don't want to be mean, but it looks as nice as an Apple, Apple extended keyboard or an Apple keyboard. I like it. All right. If people want to learn more about these keyboards and check out buying them themselves, where would they go? So, head over to bridge. Remember, B-R-Y-D-G-E, bridge.com. Everything is there. Great. Thank you very much for your time. Thank you. Bye-bye.