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The Arc midi R2 by fractal design features massive air flow and highly

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flexible liquid cooling support click now to learn more so we're here with a

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bit of an impromptu video um I'm here with the inventor of

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the whatever you can be like Steve Jobs you invented it I just just take credit

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for someone else's work yeah pretty much anyways I saw a demonstration

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someone strapped a phone to an Xbox controller and then was able to

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wirelessly connect the Xbox controller to his computer and use a program called

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Splashtop to stream the his monitor to

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his phone so he could basically make a ghetto Shield

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then so here's the uh here's what we got going on right here there's some Counter

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Strike being played on a computer downstairs this is being streamed

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wirelessly on a Galaxy S3 um looks pretty good 800x 600 right

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800x 600 on the desktop it looks very crisp here though um so what we were

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thinking is we're going to take a little bit further than the demonstration that I saw and we're going to do a wired

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version so you can have your controller plugged directly into your phone and

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play Android games that way a wireless version so you can have your controller

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connected wirelessly to your computer and play desktop games that way and we

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were thinking about throwing a SNES controller in there for some awesomeness as well so basically by the time we

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invest in a couple of Xbox controllers

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and an OTG cable and free software you

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can basically make a ghetto shield for under 100 bucks be able to pull that

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down a bit just estimated now it doesn't have the uh it doesn't have the battery

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life benefit of Shield um doesn't have necessarily the all-in-one convenience

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of shield no and you're you have some black bars on the side and there's yada

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y y y y but you're saving a bunch of money and it's kind of fun and it has

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data and and it has data so we're guys we're going to we're going to bring you

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sort of the the the ghetto the ghetto Shield sometime in the next little bit

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here but we're thinking something like a cell phone case so that you can actually

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snap your your phone into the piece that

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that sits mounted to the controller so you'd have like two dedicated controllers a wireless and a wired one

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and then your phone which can just go in and out as much as you want and we've

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we've got a bunch of plans but we don't know exactly what's going to work yet but we know that we can make a wireless

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and wired version already so we're going to go with that for now wish us luck and

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as always guys don't forget to subscribe to L Tech tips from unboxings reviews and other computer videos and uh this

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background where where are we

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um in dust yes in dust