 part fuel pursuant on edge. Here at CS2010, I'm here in the Microsoft booth and this is an exactly cutting edge but this is the first time I've got to play around a little bit with the surface table. So I wanted to share with you a little bit about the experience here with the surface table. So you can see the applications here, because a very large class of touch screen. And they have a few applications on display here. The primary application that they're featuring here is the retail application, displaying the various phones that they have on display here. So I'm actually standing right next to the Windows mobile smartphone area. And so you can get, this is one of the retail applications that they're trying to showcase for the retail marketplace. So you can see if this, for example, at a wireless store, you can see all the different phones that they have available. I'm drilling for more information about specific phones. Assuming there's gestures out, there we go, there's the gestures. This is pretty cool. So you can see I'm expanding it with the gestures of my fingers. I can slide the pictures around, grab it and expand it. I can go in here, there's some wireless adapters available for this retail application. You can see the MiFly. If I go back home, let me get out of this application and take a look at the concierge here. And I can explore an interactive map. So you can see it's saying I've got some brochures here, Shopping Hard Rock Cafe. I have a map, restaurant guide, bars and clubs. So I can move my restaurant guide out of my way. I want to look at bars and clubs. We're in Vegas after all, right? And now it's showing you a list of the different bars and clubs that are available in the area. And I can drill in, swap the whole thing over, and I can drill in. If I want to go to a piano bar, here's the piano bar, put on it, and I can tell it to give me the address number. And if I want to see it on the map, you can see it expands the map and shows me exactly where the piano bar is at. So this is definitely more polished than I had expected. Everything here is functioning basically to perfection. So hopefully we'll see. I know here in Las Vegas they have Caesar's Entertainment, also known as Harris, but plays the Microsoft Surface in a production capacity.