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this video is about the biggest trends at ces 2019 but before we jump into that

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we've got to cover one big announcement that we haven't actually gotten to yet

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AMD held their press conference yesterday

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AMD held their press conference yesterday and after dilly dallying

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around with some stuff about second gen ryzen mobile processors AMD powered

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chromebooks and an appearance by xbox's phil spencer to talk about the power of

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friendship truly fantastic now i have to say guys

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phil is a legend in the gaming industry is phil a legend

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AMD finally announced their new high-end flagship graphics card the Radeon 7 i

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guess because it's vega 2 so it's a v and then two

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eyes it's roman numerals it's the first desktop GPU built on a 7 nanometer

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process with 60 compute units 16 gigabytes of high bandwidth memory and

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AMD claims it's around 30 percent more powerful than the rx vega 64 in content

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creation and gaming so according to dr

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lisa sue that means it's on par with or better than NVIDIA's rtx 2080 especially

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using vulcan the incredibly popular

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graphics API that was sarcasm but i'm not the only

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one sassing the card when asked about what he thinks about the Radeon 7 NVIDIA

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ceo jensen huang told gizmodo it look it

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looks dumb it looks lousy ah

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that's dumb okay what he actually said was the launch was underwhelming and it

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lacks ray tracing in dlss and that in real benchmarks the rtx 2080 will crush

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it when asked to respond to jensen lisa took the high ground saying jensen

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hasn't actually seen the card and that she's not going to go tit for tat with

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insults i mean she is a doctor she

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doesn't walk around wearing leather jackets looking for a bar fight now

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Radeon 7 is going to launch in february for 6.99 the same price as the rtx 2080.

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so let's hope it is actually competitive all right so with that out of the way

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let's talk about the trends this year at ces the show might make you think of

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laptops and phones and cameras but one of the biggest trends this year was

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actually cars flying cars walking cars

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self-driving cars even beyond the major players like waymo uber and tesla almost

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every major tech company now has some sort of stake in autonomous driving

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NVIDIA and mercedes have partnered to create a computer that defines the

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future of autonomous vehicles while microsoft is helping lg work on ai for

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its self-driving and infotainment systems for cars toyota talked about

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their fully autonomous chauffeur technology but said they're focusing on

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their semi-autonomous guardian system which will allow a car to take control

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from its driver in order to avoid accidents which

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strangely sounds kind of terrifying

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if only because i either want to just accept that the car is driving or i'm

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driving who's driving who's unforced in other car news bose

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announced it's bringing active noise cancelling from headphones to cars bell

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showed off the prototype for their nexus air taxi hyundai teased their work on

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the cradle walking car and walmart said they'll be testing self-driving grocery

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delivery in arizona those poor arizona residents when the

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robot car revolution happens they'll be on the front lines the next big trend

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we're talking about is digital assistance yep every product at this

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freaking show and its dog now has alexa bixby or google assistant baked in and

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that is only set to increase with google assistant connect the company's new

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system for easily adding support to devices as simple as an e-ink display or

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a single button google assistant can be found in the nude lenovo smart clock

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sort of an echo spot type device dishes hopper tv receivers and even the anchor

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rowev bolt a car charger

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really google assistant itself also got some new features in addition to being

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added to maps so now you can tell your usb car charger to check into your

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flight and it will do it it doesn't care as we talked about in an

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earlier episode samsung added bixby to basically every product they make but

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alexa is showing up in more and more places as well lenovo announced the

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smart tab an Android tablet that essentially turns into an echo show when

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plugged into a speaker dock alexa also made her way into a bike

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called the seebik e legend and gaming peripherals from razer and

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thermaltake alexa pawn some noobs for me now i can't tell

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whether this is going to usher in a bright future or a grim dystopia where

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everyone's going to be asking for the weather forecast from their table lamp

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well i guess it's time for quick bits now another huge trend this year has

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been robots whether they be somewhat useful models like the butler type

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ubtech walker or the food delivery type like the segway lumo or robots that

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aren't intended for any use at all like the love hot a confusingly cute baby pet

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thing in fact the robot's maker groovex seems to intentionally show that the

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lavat is clumsy and inept but it's cute

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dennis loves them yeah yeah i do i know

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there were some cool robots the misty two is meant more as a platform for

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programming than a fully formed product and the temi can follow you around

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performing digital actions from voice commands but

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i mean at the end of the day it's a tablet on wheels so these bots are cool

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but we're still waiting for c-3po

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that sounds like an oscar-nominated film hey you like tvs and or large monitors

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the size of tvs well there were lots lg

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and samsung both showed off enormous 8k OLED displays while panasonic debuted

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the world's first OLED 4k tv with dolby

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vision HDR 10 plus and hlg for super

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wide dynamic range there are huge screens everywhere at the show including

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lg's giant OLED falls display that briefly made me believe i was barreling

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through the void of space but giant monitors also showed up with alienware's

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55-inch OLED gaming tv which Linus took a look at and the hp omen imperium

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65-inch monitor speaking of gaming there were a lot of treats this year for pc

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gamers NVIDIA launched the mobile versions of their rtx graphics cards

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which can now be found in basically every new gaming laptop announced and we

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got the debut of the world's first 240 hertz laptops in the hp omen 15 ASUS

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strix scar 2 and the alienware m15 and

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that last one will also have a 4k OLED version alienware also showed off their

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area 51m gaming laptop which can have a number of components swapped out and

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replaced including the CPU and GPU if

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you want to do that razer had a particularly interesting reveal in their

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hypersense system which adds haptic feedback to the keyboard mouse headset

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and even your chair for a sort of haptic 3d experience also of course we got the

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launch of the rtx 2060 and the Radeon 7 but we already talked about that

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and last but not least 5g that ethereal

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abstract concept was as much of a buzzword as ever and

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not much else it seems like everyone really wants to get to 5g like now

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verizon launched a very limited network in a few u.s cities that requires a hot

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spot to use while at t just skipped that whole thing and just started claiming 4g

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was 5g because why not what's the difference samsung had a 5g smartphone

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in a case at their booth that didn't do anything

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qualcomm and Intel probably had the most convincing demos using 5g to stream

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video between devices but it's hard to get hyped about something that has so

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much hype around it and has yet to truly

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make it into the real world but hopefully it will so that's some of

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the trends this year at ces guys thanks for watching but this video is over

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we're going to be back tomorrow with our last episode of the week taking a look

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at the most ridiculous things we saw at ces i can't wait see you then

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see ya what are you looking at

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what's over what do you look like what are you looking at
