Hi everyone, this is a demo video of the DASANK paper light monitor and I'm using Windows 7 on the 600 by 800 resolution. So let's first start with some browsing. So here we are in the browser and let's search for the DASANK paper light. Alright, so let's say let's go to some website here. Just see how it looks. As you can see we have text and photos and here is the content of the article. So if we scroll down we can read all the text and there are photos. Alright, let's go to another website. Let's go to Twitter. Alright, one thing with this monitor to know is that when we have a lot of dark places, dark spots on the screen, often in images it creates more shading. It tends to create more shading. Like now we have some dark areas. So it tends to leave ghosting. So in this case we can just refresh and right now I press the refresh button but it doesn't want to refresh. So what I have to do is move the mouse a little bit and it refreshes right away. Okay, so the website experience, the browsing experience mostly depends on the particular website that you're visiting. This resolution that I'm using, some websites give me their mobile version and everything looks pretty well. But some websites do not have a mobile version and they do not look quite well on this resolution, this whole resolution. So your experience is going to vary on a website basis but I would say that for the most part I don't have problems with most websites. Okay, now let's try some text processing. So here we are in notepad++ and we'll write something. Like that. As you can see there is some ghosting here left from a previous website. If I find it distracting I can refresh. But like I said before it tends to leave ghosting only when there are dark areas on the screen. Like now if I just have some text here and there it doesn't leave that much ghosting. Okay, let's try some of the Windows file explorer. So let's say we go to this folder, then this folder and we open a file. No, plus plus plus. As you can see it's a PHP file so we can scroll down and we can read the text, we can see the effects, the help, the hints for programmers. It highlights the brackets here, you can select the text like this and I can also type something, you can create some code. So, oops. Let's say if like that. So let's see how a comment looks like. Alright, this is how things look and I hope this demo was useful to you and thank you for your time.