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>> People don't get that. >> Tech news. NVIDIA and Intel have struck
a deal and will be working together in a wild twist of fate, lifting Intel's
stock from rock bottom to one rock above
the bottom through a $5 billion investment. As part of the agreement,
Team Blue will design and manufacture custom x86 CPUs to pair with NVIDIA's AI
accelerators for data centers, and they'll also make consumer focused SOC's
that combine Intel CPU cores with NVIDIA RTX GPU chiplets on the same package.
The two companies joint press conference made it clear this is a bigger deal to
Intel than it is to NVIDIA. Lit Bhutan was set up in a professionally lit
studio while Jensen looked like he was popping out of a meeting to take a call
in a hallway. Did he have leather on though? >> No, >> not even a vest. But wait, does this
compromise the dream of Intel's homegrown GPUs providing some muchneeded
competition to NVIDIA? Who knows? But Intel says ARC's not dead yet. A
spokesperson told PC World that the collaboration is complimentary to
Intel's roadmap. And Intel will continue to have GPU product offerings, which is
the kind of vague platitude you tell someone to get them to please leave the
store because attention shoppers, the store is closing literally right now.
Please get the out of it. We have lives. Meta announced their first smart glasses
to feature a display on Wednesday during their Meta Connect event, which sadly
suffered from Wi-Fi issues that only affected how their AI worked and nothing
else. sauce, sesame oil. >> What do I do first?
>> What do I do first? >> You've already combined the base
ingredients. >> What do I do first?
>> You've already combined the base ingredients. >> All right. I think the Wi-Fi might be
messed up. Sorry. Back to you, Mark. >> It's all good. The irony of the whole
thing is that you spend years making technology and then the Wi-Fi at the uh
day kind of catches you. In addition to a built-in camera and speakers, the
Ray-B band display glasses have a full color display in the right eye, will
support live translation and captions for only the person standing in front of
you, and comes with a neural band for your wrist that lets you control the
glasses through finger movements and even write with your finger on any
surface to input text. >> Any surface, >> any surface you want.
>> Well, you have to ask first. And apparently, you can't even really see
that there's a display when you're not wearing the glasses. And these aren't a
prototype. They're launching September 30th, only in the US. As for $800, as a
social experiment to see whether the solution to everyone being addicted to
screens is to put the screens on your face 24/7.
>> Got to fight fire with fire. >> Not feeling the screen? The original
screenless Ray-B band Meta smart glasses are getting battery and camera upgrades.
And there's a new Oakley Meta pair of shades called Vanguard for highintensity
sports. The shields odd. Do they come in white? It seems like more and more
people might start wearing camera glasses. Are you being recorded?
Probably, but now it's by everyone, not just the government. Hey, lastly, Quest
3 and 3S headsets are also getting some minor updates, offering up the ability
to scan surroundings and transform them into virtual environments. So, anytime
you're scared in a new place, you can retreat into a virtual version of your
home and hide under the covers until you feel better. Xbox handhelds. Do I have
your attention yet? Good, because I'm not talking about the new Xbox ally.
Actually, I'm talking about what a lot of you handheld gamers have been waiting
for. The stripped down Windows experience that could actually boost
performance. Xbox mode on Windows. All you got to do is update 25H2 from the
release preview channel and mess around in the registry. Don't do this unless
you're ready to reset your device like I am at any time. User Goggy123 posted a
full guide on Reddit if you think you're up to the task along with some casual
claims of a 5% performance boost in Red Dead 2 and less RAM being used in
Celeste. There are some exciting handhelds on the way from the RG Xbox
allies to the GPD Win 5 with Ryzen stricks Halo, but they're coming with
some chunky price tags. Not to mention that regular Xbox consoles just got
another price hike for the second time this year. So hopefully a bit of free
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Quick bits.
>> Quick bits. Quick bits. >> It's quick bits time.
>> Samsung is launching a pilot program to put ads on your fridge. Yeah, the one
you already paid for. That's fine with me. I love hearing about new products
and promotions as I stumble into my kitchen for a glass of milk in the
morning. But it's a sad day today for many of you who knew it was only a
matter of time once fridges with screens started coming out. Samsung originally
denied this was happening back in April, but now their family hub refrigerators
are getting an overtheair update. Whether you like it or not,
>> the ads are part of the family, too. >> You'll owe nothing and you'll like it.
You know what else I like? this wacky Pro X2 mouse from Logitech with their
new Super Strike technology for super gamers who need features like haptic
based clicks, rapid triggers, and adjustable actuation. Is this the first
proper analog gaming mouse? I'm not sure. Logitech is just claiming it's the
first with Super Strike technology. So, let me know in the comments. But what I
am sure of is that it's going to cost $180 and offers 8,000 kHz polling with
up to 44,000 DPI Hero2 sensor in there.
>> And I thought I was the only one with that. >> Dang. Nothing's Ear3 buds are giving you
a better option if you need a crystal clear recording from your mouth from a
tiny microphone. It's called a super mic and it's located on on the earbuds case
and you activate it with a little button. It makes you look like you're talking into a little handheld mic,
which uh I guess you are. It releases September 25th, great day, for $180, a
price, and I just think they're neat. That That's why it's a quick bit.
>> They're just It's no big deal. Chill. It'll catch on. And Nano Leaf's new
light therapy wand, not a sex toy, is the last bit we're shining a light on
today. It costs 100 bucks and they're marketing it as a 6in-1 skin care
multitasking hero. But I haven't even told you yet what the best part is. It
vi >> Oh, it does vibrate. >> It does vibrate. Okay. And while it's meant for your face, you can point that
sucker anywhere you want. Enjoy. This is Natal Leaf's third light therapy
product. There's a mask and LED panel for 150 bucks a pop. Marking an odd
transition from wall decorations to skin treatment to
>> I don't know what that story was, but >> we'll wave it away with a magic wand.
>> I feel better now than I did before. >> What on earth will they come up with
next? I don't know. I'm just the guy who makes the funny vases and the glow
noises and try to keep everyone up to date and happy. And if I'm not doing a
good job of that, don't let me know in the comments. Positive words of
affirmation only. Everything else is getting nuked. Sorry, not sorry. This is
my comment section. Leave him alone.