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Luke: Welcome to Computex 2025. 2 00:00:01.968 --> 00:00:04.070 We are at the main hall, hall 1. 3 00:00:04.170 --> 00:00:06.239 We're gonna go wander around, see what's going on. 4 00:00:06.272 --> 00:00:10.477 This is where most of the actual like computer PC hardware vendors are, 5 00:00:10.510 --> 00:00:11.911 so hopefully it'll be interesting. 6 00:00:12.012 --> 00:00:14.614 Just immediately off the hop, comparing to something like CES, 7 00:00:14.748 --> 00:00:18.385 like you look around you see Intel, NVIDIA was somewhere, 8 00:00:18.518 --> 00:00:20.487 Geil, there's all these like, 9 00:00:20.520 --> 00:00:23.423 oh this is actually computer companies that make cool things, 10 00:00:23.423 --> 00:00:28.261 instead of just like oceans and oceans of foam cases and pool robots. 11 00:00:28.328 --> 00:00:30.430 Luke: You know, I was thinking before I got here, Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 12 00:00:30.463 --> 00:00:32.932 Luke: I was like will there be a single pool robot? 13 00:00:33.033 --> 00:00:36.669 Luke: And I think no, but we'll see. Sammy: Makes sense yeah, I mean- 14 00:00:37.137 --> 00:00:39.039 Luke: See a lot of people don't even know how to get upstairs. 15 00:00:39.406 --> 00:00:40.740 Sammy: I wouldn't know, I wouldn't figure this out, yeah. 16 00:00:40.740 --> 00:00:42.742 Luke: Because it's like weird and tucked around a corner. 17 00:00:42.742 --> 00:00:48.515 Luke: There's like a 20% chance we find Wendell by going by the super micro booth. 18 00:00:49.015 --> 00:00:50.050 Sammy: Is he here? 19 00:00:51.017 --> 00:00:51.885 Sammy: He's not there! 20 00:00:52.685 --> 00:00:53.319 Sammy: That could be you. 21 00:00:53.686 --> 00:00:54.521 Luke: What is it? 22 00:00:54.654 --> 00:00:55.355 Sammy: I don't know. 23 00:00:55.355 --> 00:00:56.723 Luke: TV that you can walk on? 24 00:00:56.856 --> 00:00:57.457 Sammy: I guess. 25 00:00:57.457 --> 00:00:58.825 Luke: They're LED panels. 26 00:00:58.958 --> 00:01:00.393 Sammy: Do you want to go on it? You don't have to. 27 00:01:00.493 --> 00:01:03.630 Luke: The thing beside it says "AI-powered security guard". 28 00:01:03.930 --> 00:01:07.801 Luke: Do you understand English? Because unfortunately I cannot speak Chinese. 29 00:01:08.668 --> 00:01:10.570 AI: 抱歉，请再说一次 (I'm sorry, please repeat that.) 30 00:01:11.905 --> 00:01:12.305 Sammy: No. 31 00:01:12.338 --> 00:01:13.106 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 32 00:01:13.239 --> 00:01:14.474 Sammy: Wow, graphics cards. 33 00:01:14.507 --> 00:01:17.077 Luke: Wow, graphic-! Well, I've never seen a graphics card. 34 00:01:17.110 --> 00:01:18.211 Sammy: Whoa, whoa, we gotta look at it! 35 00:01:18.211 --> 00:01:18.611 Luke: Whoa! 36 00:01:18.945 --> 00:01:20.080 Sammy: That's not a 5090. 37 00:01:21.815 --> 00:01:22.415 Sammy: Is that? I don't know. 38 00:01:22.449 --> 00:01:23.783 Luke: SHHHHHH, I think so. 39 00:01:24.050 --> 00:01:25.785 Sammy: As head of Labs, what do you think of this? 40 00:01:26.553 --> 00:01:28.421 Luke: Uh... it's big. Sammy: What's the low 1%? 41 00:01:28.755 --> 00:01:29.489 Luke: It's big. 42 00:01:29.789 --> 00:01:30.223 Sammy: Big. 43 00:01:30.223 --> 00:01:31.024 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 44 00:01:31.124 --> 00:01:34.594 Luke: Probably heavy; I suspect sag. 45 00:01:34.594 --> 00:01:36.429 Luke: So Thermaltake will often come to these shows 46 00:01:36.429 --> 00:01:41.634 with a bunch of like builder custom-built sick computers. 47 00:01:41.835 --> 00:01:45.305 It's like this is awesome, they have like a little hippo. 48 00:01:45.305 --> 00:01:46.106 Luke: Hahahaha. 49 00:01:46.272 --> 00:01:47.740 Sammy: Oh, that's smooth; it's budang. 50 00:01:47.774 --> 00:01:49.008 Luke: This looks sick. 51 00:01:49.275 --> 00:01:52.812 Sammy: These are so sick. Luke: They have like a suit of armor which I'm just assuming is a computer. 52 00:01:53.213 --> 00:01:55.648 Like this is always a really fun part of these shows; 53 00:01:55.782 --> 00:02:00.320 so like I have to imagine the like cost benefit for Thermaltake 54 00:02:00.353 --> 00:02:03.389 of getting all these built every time is like not amazing. 55 00:02:03.556 --> 00:02:07.660 But I appreciate it because I always think it's a fun thing to come see every show. 56 00:02:07.727 --> 00:02:09.195 It's like, man this is so cool. 57 00:02:09.229 --> 00:02:11.064 They didn't really do a ton on the inside, 58 00:02:11.064 --> 00:02:14.033 but the actual like case itself is just, it's so interesting. 59 00:02:14.033 --> 00:02:16.803 Sammy: I'm gonna bet that one right there is Sun Wukong. 60 00:02:16.903 --> 00:02:19.772 Sammy: It's black Wukong, is it black Wukong? 61 00:02:20.373 --> 00:02:20.940 Luke: Oh, yeah. 62 00:02:20.974 --> 00:02:21.608 Sammy: Yeeeah, that's right. 63 00:02:21.608 --> 00:02:22.675 Kyle: Duuuude! 64 00:02:23.309 --> 00:02:24.410 Luke: Yo, how's it going? 65 00:02:24.410 --> 00:02:25.612 Kyle: Oh my God; good to see you, bro. 66 00:02:26.112 --> 00:02:26.579 Sammy: Oh, man. 67 00:02:26.579 --> 00:02:26.946 Luke: Oh, hey. 68 00:02:26.946 --> 00:02:27.280 Man 2: How are you doing? 69 00:02:27.280 --> 00:02:28.481 Luke: How's it going? Good to see you as well. 70 00:02:28.481 --> 00:02:29.883 Kyle: Yeah, yeah; hope we're not interrupting. 71 00:02:30.183 --> 00:02:30.950 Luke: No, no, no, no; we're good. 72 00:02:30.984 --> 00:02:33.453 Luke: We're filming a vlog, so this is perfect. Kyle: Oh, nice. 73 00:02:33.486 --> 00:02:33.953 Luke: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 74 00:02:33.953 --> 00:02:34.554 Man 2: We're part of it now. 75 00:02:34.554 --> 00:02:35.688 Luke: Yeah, hell yeah. 76 00:02:35.755 --> 00:02:36.289 Man 2: Hahahahaha. 77 00:02:37.190 --> 00:02:39.559 Sammy: Oh, it's your computer; it's underwater PC. 78 00:02:39.692 --> 00:02:41.227 Luke: Yeah, except its not water. 79 00:02:41.294 --> 00:02:41.961 Sammy: Hahahaha. 80 00:02:42.061 --> 00:02:43.196 Sammy: Is it better than your computer? 81 00:02:45.098 --> 00:02:46.332 Luke: Well, yeah. 82 00:02:46.366 --> 00:02:47.000 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 83 00:02:47.033 --> 00:02:48.134 Luke: Come on. 84 00:02:48.168 --> 00:02:51.104 Luke: That's not fair, that's crazy. 85 00:02:51.137 --> 00:02:53.606 Luke: What I'm finding interesting here right now, 86 00:02:54.841 --> 00:02:56.843 that they're not running the GPUs. 87 00:02:57.744 --> 00:02:58.511 Sammy: So they're faking that? 88 00:02:58.811 --> 00:02:59.379 Luke: No. 89 00:02:59.479 --> 00:03:00.246 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 90 00:03:00.380 --> 00:03:02.949 Luke: What are they doing? Are they doing anything? 91 00:03:05.051 --> 00:03:07.220 Luke: No; so it's just running idle. 92 00:03:09.822 --> 00:03:12.091 Luke: Maybe mine was better... hmmm. Sammy: Hahahahaha. 93 00:03:12.125 --> 00:03:14.127 Luke: No, no, not at all; this is super cool. 94 00:03:14.494 --> 00:03:18.665 Sammy: I think though, despite it not being [having a lot of stuff] I think it's still cool; 95 00:03:19.032 --> 00:03:20.600 Sammy: like cooler than CES. 96 00:03:20.900 --> 00:03:22.902 Luke: Oh, yeah; I agree, I agree. 97 00:03:22.902 --> 00:03:24.103 Sammy: Because I guess it's not as watered down? 98 00:03:25.305 --> 00:03:28.908 Sammy: So they can work with stuff. Luke: Yeah, there used to be that there's another thing 99 00:03:28.908 --> 00:03:31.578 where there's there's other halls that aren't even close to here, 100 00:03:32.512 --> 00:03:36.216 Luke: like in other parts of Taipei; there's like other little mini conventions going on. Sammy: Oh really? 101 00:03:36.216 --> 00:03:38.718 Luke: But yeah, my like traditionally favorite thing about Computex 102 00:03:38.718 --> 00:03:41.187 would be finding the like manufacturer areas; 103 00:03:41.187 --> 00:03:45.525 and you'd see all these companies with plain booths with just like standard, 104 00:03:45.558 --> 00:03:47.160 standard font printed names. 105 00:03:47.160 --> 00:03:49.429 And then you'd wander around and see the stuff on their desk. 106 00:03:49.429 --> 00:03:52.365 And you'd find all the companies that actually make the products 107 00:03:52.398 --> 00:03:55.001 that you buy from other companies, which is super interesting. 108 00:03:55.034 --> 00:03:57.937 The first year I was here, Corsair used to do a lot more 109 00:03:59.305 --> 00:04:00.707 like product labeling back in the day. 110 00:04:00.740 --> 00:04:03.343 These days I think they they design and make it more themselves, 111 00:04:03.343 --> 00:04:07.447 but then they would buy a design and get it made, put their label on it. 112 00:04:08.381 --> 00:04:11.184 And I found Corsair cases at one of those booths, 113 00:04:11.284 --> 00:04:14.187 but they didn't have the Corsair badge on them; they had some other badge. 114 00:04:14.187 --> 00:04:16.689 And I was like, what the heck is this? And I talked to the guy for a while, 115 00:04:16.689 --> 00:04:17.490 it was really interesting. 116 00:04:17.957 --> 00:04:21.261 Sammy: I'm trying to shoot a Floatplane exclusive with Luke walking around in Computex; 117 00:04:22.295 --> 00:04:24.230 and he keeps getting stopped by other creators. 118 00:04:24.864 --> 00:04:27.634 This is not even the third time, this is like the fourth time. 119 00:04:28.668 --> 00:04:30.003 Sammy: I'm trying to shoot a video! 120 00:04:30.169 --> 00:04:31.304 Sammy: I was waiting forever. 121 00:04:31.771 --> 00:04:34.107 Luke: You were waiting forever, I'm so sorry. 122 00:04:34.140 --> 00:04:35.541 Sammy: It was totally an hour wait. 123 00:04:36.276 --> 00:04:36.809 Luke: No, it wasn't... 124 00:04:36.843 --> 00:04:38.745 Sammy: Nope, nope, nope; that's the narrative I'm spinning. 125 00:04:38.745 --> 00:04:39.279 Luke: ...muted by the way? 126 00:04:39.279 --> 00:04:40.480 Sammy: Yes, you're muted by the way. 127 00:04:40.880 --> 00:04:41.481 Luke: Oh no. 128 00:04:42.148 --> 00:04:43.449 Luke: Can I fix it? Can you hear me? 129 00:04:43.449 --> 00:04:43.983 Sammy: Yeah, I can hear you. 130 00:04:44.083 --> 00:04:44.917 Luke: Let's gooo! 131 00:04:45.718 --> 00:04:46.786 Luke: Look at me, dude. 132 00:04:46.786 --> 00:04:48.421 Sammy: But yeah, I'm going to tell everyone it was an hour wait. 133 00:04:48.755 --> 00:04:49.155 Luke: What!? 134 00:04:49.422 --> 00:04:50.156 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 135 00:04:50.189 --> 00:04:51.958 Luke: It was not an hour wait! There's no way. 136 00:04:52.091 --> 00:04:53.926 Sammy: Nope, nope; that's the narrative I'm spinning. 137 00:04:53.926 --> 00:04:56.095 Luke: There's no, there's no way it was an hour wait. 138 00:04:56.162 --> 00:04:58.665 Luke: Eber told me that Hyte has a cool case. 139 00:04:59.332 --> 00:05:00.233 Sammy: Hyte has cool stuff? 140 00:05:01.067 --> 00:05:02.235 Luke: Apparently Hyte has cool stuff. 141 00:05:02.869 --> 00:05:03.970 Luke: Specifically a case. 142 00:05:04.437 --> 00:05:04.937 Sammy: Okay. 143 00:05:05.038 --> 00:05:07.974 Luke: I don't know where Hyte is, but he gestured in this direction. 144 00:05:09.309 --> 00:05:13.279 So based off of his random hand gesture, we're walking this way. 145 00:05:13.313 --> 00:05:13.780 Luke: Hahahahaha. 146 00:05:13.780 --> 00:05:14.280 Sammy: Hahahaha. 147 00:05:14.547 --> 00:05:15.114 Sammy: I like that. 148 00:05:15.381 --> 00:05:17.850 Luke: I didn't actually ask him if it was in this direction, 149 00:05:17.950 --> 00:05:18.551 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 150 00:05:18.584 --> 00:05:21.754 Luke: Which I'm realizing now was a flaw in my plan. 151 00:05:21.754 --> 00:05:23.022 Luke: Do you think that's cool, Sammy? 152 00:05:23.056 --> 00:05:23.556 Sammy: We have this. 153 00:05:23.589 --> 00:05:24.324 Luke: You think that's cool? 154 00:05:24.991 --> 00:05:26.426 Luke: Wait, we have? Oh yeah, we do, don't we? 155 00:05:26.492 --> 00:05:26.959 Sammy: Yeah. 156 00:05:27.060 --> 00:05:28.294 Luke: Yeah, it's in the lab I think. 157 00:05:28.394 --> 00:05:30.697 Sammy: Oh, I was going to tell you there's a mini PC. 158 00:05:31.597 --> 00:05:33.766 Luke: That's it? You're just going to tell me that there's a mini PC? 159 00:05:33.800 --> 00:05:35.568 Luke: Is it cool? Do you like mini PCs? 160 00:05:35.601 --> 00:05:37.370 Sammy: I mean, I think, I think, I think it's cool. 161 00:05:37.870 --> 00:05:38.638 Luke: Who-? 162 00:05:38.671 --> 00:05:40.840 Sammy: Such very small but powerful factors, you know? 163 00:05:42.375 --> 00:05:42.909 Luke: Yeah? 164 00:05:42.942 --> 00:05:43.776 Sammy: What? What? 165 00:05:43.876 --> 00:05:44.444 Luke: Yeah. 166 00:05:45.445 --> 00:05:46.045 Sammy: Am I wrong? 167 00:05:46.079 --> 00:05:48.381 Luke: No, it's just... No, it's alright. 168 00:05:48.514 --> 00:05:49.115 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 169 00:05:49.148 --> 00:05:49.749 Luke: That's cool. 170 00:05:50.149 --> 00:05:51.484 Sammy: I don't appreciate this judging. 171 00:05:51.517 --> 00:05:53.252 Luke: It's like how you use it, I guess? 172 00:05:57.090 --> 00:05:58.491 Luke: Hahahahahaha! 173 00:05:58.524 --> 00:05:59.659 Sammy: I'm shaking my head at him. 174 00:06:00.059 --> 00:06:01.994 Sammy: I'm being bullied by you and Linus all day. 175 00:06:01.994 --> 00:06:03.463 Luke: Hahahahaha. 176 00:06:05.398 --> 00:06:06.933 Sammy: I'm here to record some fun content, 177 00:06:06.933 --> 00:06:10.837 Sammy: and I just get bullied by my executives. Luke: Dude, you're the one that said small but powerful package. 178 00:06:11.204 --> 00:06:12.372 Sammy: Whoa, that's cool! 179 00:06:12.405 --> 00:06:15.775 Luke: What the freaking tesseract is this? 180 00:06:16.442 --> 00:06:17.009 Sammy: Don't touch. 181 00:06:18.177 --> 00:06:18.678 Sammy: Whoaaaa. 182 00:06:18.678 --> 00:06:19.512 Luke: I'll do it, dude. 183 00:06:20.513 --> 00:06:21.080 Sammy: Touch it. 184 00:06:21.581 --> 00:06:22.648 Luke: Ooooh, no. 185 00:06:22.749 --> 00:06:23.616 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 186 00:06:24.250 --> 00:06:25.618 Luke: That is pretty cool. 187 00:06:25.651 --> 00:06:28.454 Luke: There's gaps, I don't know how I feel about there being gaps. 188 00:06:28.554 --> 00:06:30.256 There's a lot of gaps; yeah, I don't know- 189 00:06:30.289 --> 00:06:30.957 Sammy: Is that a good thing? 190 00:06:31.057 --> 00:06:35.294 Luke: Well, my thought process is those are ways for dust to get in, 191 00:06:35.294 --> 00:06:39.699 because they're not filtered; like this here looks like it might, it might be filtered. 192 00:06:40.833 --> 00:06:43.302 But this gap, this gap, this gap, this gap, 193 00:06:43.669 --> 00:06:47.707 that gap, that gap, that gap... 194 00:06:47.707 --> 00:06:48.441 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 195 00:06:48.541 --> 00:06:52.145 Luke: None of those are filtered; so it's a really cool looking case, but- 196 00:06:52.145 --> 00:06:54.981 Luke: Oh, this one also... they're really into that right now. 197 00:06:55.782 --> 00:06:56.783 Luke: I don't know how I feel about that. 198 00:06:56.916 --> 00:06:59.485 Luke: I also feel like if you had actual cables plugged in 199 00:06:59.485 --> 00:07:00.720 Luke: it might look a little bit worse. Sammy: Oh yeah. 200 00:07:02.054 --> 00:07:04.190 Luke: But I'm sure you can manage that, to be honest; 201 00:07:04.190 --> 00:07:07.427 because if you see where the the power plug is down at the bottom, 202 00:07:07.427 --> 00:07:11.063 Luke: you could force all the cables to go down there behind that tube 203 00:07:11.097 --> 00:07:12.665 Luke: and then hide most of them; 204 00:07:12.665 --> 00:07:14.634 Luke: especially if you position the case well enough. 205 00:07:14.634 --> 00:07:16.369 Luke: It looks really cool; I just, 206 00:07:16.369 --> 00:07:19.839 I feel like you're kind of signing up for a fair amount of maintenance 207 00:07:19.839 --> 00:07:21.073 in regards to giving the dust out of there. 208 00:07:21.107 --> 00:07:22.642 But it looks it looks really cool. 209 00:07:22.775 --> 00:07:24.343 Luke: I'm trying to figure out how I can get you food again. 210 00:07:24.343 --> 00:07:25.178 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 211 00:07:25.912 --> 00:07:28.047 Luke: I saw there was water at the last booth. 212 00:07:28.080 --> 00:07:28.848 Sammy: Wait, what!? 213 00:07:29.315 --> 00:07:30.716 Luke: You want water? I can get you water. 214 00:07:30.716 --> 00:07:32.518 Sammy: No, no, no, no, no, no, no; that's too easy. 215 00:07:33.085 --> 00:07:33.753 Luke: That's what, I'm sorry? 216 00:07:33.753 --> 00:07:36.122 Sammy: That's too easy; it has to be like an orange juice. 217 00:07:36.122 --> 00:07:37.723 Luke: That's what I was kind of, exactly; that's what I was kind of thinking. 218 00:07:37.723 --> 00:07:38.825 Sammy: Yeah, like a challenge. 219 00:07:38.825 --> 00:07:41.394 Luke: It didn't feel good enough. 220 00:07:41.527 --> 00:07:43.129 Luke: Whoa, dude, they got an upstairs. 221 00:07:43.863 --> 00:07:45.865 Sammy: Where's my invite? What the heck? 222 00:07:48.668 --> 00:07:50.203 Luke: I can probably get us upstairs. 223 00:07:50.670 --> 00:07:52.605 Sammy: Okay, okay. 224 00:07:53.272 --> 00:07:54.273 Luke: Is that the challenge? 225 00:07:54.273 --> 00:07:55.575 Sammy: I guess that's the challenge, yeah. 226 00:07:55.908 --> 00:07:57.243 Luke: Dude, there's popcorn; okay, okay. 227 00:07:57.243 --> 00:07:57.944 Sammy: Hahaha. 228 00:07:57.944 --> 00:07:58.711 Sammy: Popcorn. 229 00:07:58.778 --> 00:08:00.112 Luke: Okay, okay. 230 00:08:01.047 --> 00:08:02.148 Luke: Like? sorry, I'm not- 231 00:08:03.249 --> 00:08:07.086 Booth Rep: You like now, you can get it. 232 00:08:08.054 --> 00:08:09.322 Luke: If I do, if I follow? 233 00:08:09.422 --> 00:08:10.323 Luke: You just want me to like it? 234 00:08:10.323 --> 00:08:10.690 Booth Rep: Like it. 235 00:08:10.723 --> 00:08:11.224 Luke: Okay. 236 00:08:12.058 --> 00:08:12.391 Luke: Good? 237 00:08:12.425 --> 00:08:12.825 Booth Rep: Yeah. 238 00:08:12.825 --> 00:08:13.159 Luke: Okay. 239 00:08:13.860 --> 00:08:14.360 Booth Rep: Thank you. 240 00:08:15.261 --> 00:08:16.095 Sammy: That's too easy, man. 241 00:08:16.128 --> 00:08:16.596 Luke: Done. 242 00:08:16.662 --> 00:08:17.897 Luke: Yeah, I mean, I mean- 243 00:08:17.930 --> 00:08:19.165 Sammy: I think that's harder; you know why? 244 00:08:19.198 --> 00:08:20.433 I think it's harder, you know why? 245 00:08:21.067 --> 00:08:23.069 Sammy: Because I think it's for reviewers; people who are reviewing stuff. 246 00:08:23.069 --> 00:08:24.570 Luke: You weren't supposed to realize that. 247 00:08:24.604 --> 00:08:25.938 Sammy: Hahahahaha. Luke: Because I knew I was going to win. 248 00:08:25.972 --> 00:08:26.772 Luke: Here, I got you popcorn. 249 00:08:27.106 --> 00:08:27.673 Luke: Good job. 250 00:08:28.274 --> 00:08:29.408 Sammy: No, I want to go up there. 251 00:08:29.842 --> 00:08:31.344 Luke: You want to go up there too? 252 00:08:32.845 --> 00:08:34.046 Luke: How do I unfollow? 253 00:08:34.080 --> 00:08:34.614 Luke: Hahahahaha. 254 00:08:34.614 --> 00:08:35.348 Sammy: I don't know. 255 00:08:35.681 --> 00:08:36.883 Luke: Block, that'll work. 256 00:08:36.983 --> 00:08:40.786 Sammy: You blocked them? Oh my god, ruthless. Luke: Ayyayyay, it's, it's... 257 00:08:41.888 --> 00:08:44.056 Sammy: You know what? Now I have to carry this around; I can't eat it. 258 00:08:44.056 --> 00:08:44.457 Luke: Yeah. 259 00:08:44.690 --> 00:08:45.525 Sammy: I can't even eat it. 260 00:08:45.558 --> 00:08:46.125 Luke: Why can't you eat it? 261 00:08:46.225 --> 00:08:47.426 Sammy: Because I'm holding this camera. 262 00:08:48.928 --> 00:08:50.796 Luke: Find a way; just pour it on your face. 263 00:08:51.297 --> 00:08:52.899 Luke: It's a little different than knowing all of them. 264 00:08:52.899 --> 00:08:54.367 Sammy: They're taking pictures of the model. 265 00:08:54.967 --> 00:08:56.202 Like, they're taking pictures of the model there; 266 00:08:56.202 --> 00:08:57.970 but then it's like, what about the product? 267 00:08:59.205 --> 00:09:00.339 Luke: Hey, but you just filmed it. 268 00:09:00.439 --> 00:09:01.574 Sammy: Okay, but I'm trying to show the context. 269 00:09:01.574 --> 00:09:02.942 Luke: So clearly it's working. 270 00:09:02.942 --> 00:09:04.010 Sammy: No, I'm trying to show the context. 271 00:09:04.010 --> 00:09:06.112 Luke: Uh-huh; sure, sure, Sammy. Sammy: Oh my goodness. 272 00:09:06.312 --> 00:09:08.481 Luke: Sure, Sammy. Sammy: Oh my goodness gracious. Luke: Suuure. 273 00:09:08.614 --> 00:09:11.117 Luke: It has been really, really hard to film this video, 274 00:09:11.117 --> 00:09:14.220 because like, I keep on trying to show interesting things. 275 00:09:14.220 --> 00:09:17.423 And I just can't, there's no point in continuing to talk about it; 276 00:09:17.423 --> 00:09:22.094 because the camera is just constantly pointing at the booth babes. 277 00:09:22.094 --> 00:09:26.666 Luke: Instead of actually the technology and the hardware that we're trying to cover. Sammy: Oh my goodness. 278 00:09:26.699 --> 00:09:28.768 Like, Sammy just can't, he just can't focus. 279 00:09:28.768 --> 00:09:29.835 Sammy: What do you mean!? 280 00:09:29.902 --> 00:09:31.137 Luke: He can't focus, man. 281 00:09:31.170 --> 00:09:31.737 Sammy: Listen. 282 00:09:31.737 --> 00:09:32.705 Luke: It's crazy. 283 00:09:33.472 --> 00:09:38.811 Luke: I'm trying to show off revolutionary, boundary pushing, bleeding edge technology. 284 00:09:39.378 --> 00:09:41.047 Luke: It's going to change the world. 285 00:09:42.048 --> 00:09:43.149 Sammy: Yap, yap, yap, yap, yap. 286 00:09:44.550 --> 00:09:46.519 Luke: And Sammy's just, he's never there. 287 00:09:46.552 --> 00:09:48.688 Sammy: Listen there was a cosplayer, I didn't even look. 288 00:09:48.721 --> 00:09:50.590 Luke: Hahahahahaha. 289 00:09:51.390 --> 00:09:55.595 Sammy: It probably caught my camera, but I didn't even look. Luke: Hahahahaha. 290 00:09:55.695 --> 00:09:56.963 Luke: Amazing, beautiful. 291 00:09:56.963 --> 00:09:58.864 Luke: You can see the whole thing, read the name. 292 00:09:58.965 --> 00:10:00.099 Luke: Turn around, look over here. 293 00:10:00.232 --> 00:10:03.636 Massive crowd, can't even get close to it; exactly the same thing. 294 00:10:03.636 --> 00:10:04.804 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 295 00:10:04.971 --> 00:10:06.572 Luke: Come on! 296 00:10:06.639 --> 00:10:08.474 Sammy: Maybe that one's more attractive, I don't know. 297 00:10:08.574 --> 00:10:09.775 Luke: Oh, yeah? Yeah. 298 00:10:09.875 --> 00:10:11.243 Sammy: Or it's like you said, the crowd. 299 00:10:12.278 --> 00:10:13.012 Sammy: Well, the crowd's watching... 300 00:10:13.012 --> 00:10:14.580 Luke: It can't be more attractive 301 00:10:14.647 --> 00:10:16.382 because your camera wasn't like magnetized to it. 302 00:10:16.382 --> 00:10:17.817 Sammy: Oh my goodness! 303 00:10:17.817 --> 00:10:20.119 Luke: You didn't just like automatically start filming it. 304 00:10:20.119 --> 00:10:20.853 Sammy: Uuuuuugh! 305 00:10:20.853 --> 00:10:22.421 Luke: So, I don't know; 306 00:10:22.455 --> 00:10:25.391 I think that objectively means that it's not more attractive. 307 00:10:26.592 --> 00:10:28.794 Sammy: This is the last time ever doing a walkthrough with you. 308 00:10:28.794 --> 00:10:29.929 Luke: Hahahahahaha. 309 00:10:29.929 --> 00:10:33.366 Sammy: I mentioned one thing out of line and this is what I get. 310 00:10:34.567 --> 00:10:35.067 Person in line: Here you go. 311 00:10:35.067 --> 00:10:35.801 Sammy: Sorry, I'm in the way. 312 00:10:35.835 --> 00:10:36.702 Sammy: Sorry, let me get out of the way. 313 00:10:38.738 --> 00:10:40.106 Luke: Let's keep going down our hallway. 314 00:10:41.974 --> 00:10:42.875 Sammy: It's a perfect line. 315 00:10:43.209 --> 00:10:44.610 Sammy: Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's a celebrity 316 00:10:44.610 --> 00:10:45.811 that we just didn't know what's going on. 317 00:10:45.911 --> 00:10:46.812 Luke: It's probably Jensen. 318 00:10:46.946 --> 00:10:47.813 Sammy: Is it Jensen Huang? 319 00:10:48.047 --> 00:10:49.048 Luke: That's my guess. 320 00:10:49.248 --> 00:10:52.018 Man 4: So, here is like the really busy schedule for you right now. 321 00:10:52.018 --> 00:10:54.086 Yeah, you're trying to record everything? Stuff. Passerby: Sorry, excuse me. Passerby: Sorry. 322 00:11:01.927 --> 00:11:02.461 Luke: Hello. 323 00:11:02.895 --> 00:11:03.396 Sammy: Hello. 324 00:11:03.529 --> 00:11:04.063 Sammy: Oh my God. 325 00:11:04.063 --> 00:11:05.598 Sammy: Oh my God, he's right in front of me. 326 00:11:06.399 --> 00:11:09.301 Luke: I can't imagine what at all makes this any different 327 00:11:09.402 --> 00:11:13.539 than the extensive amount of golf simulators that already existed 328 00:11:13.539 --> 00:11:14.974 that did this exact same thing. 329 00:11:15.374 --> 00:11:17.810 Sammy: Yeah, but it's AI in it, so it sells more now. 330 00:11:17.877 --> 00:11:18.811 Luke: But it is AI golf. 331 00:11:19.178 --> 00:11:22.481 Luke: I mean it's crazy to have a sports booth and have no one play the sport. 332 00:11:22.648 --> 00:11:24.884 Luke: That is quite the move. 333 00:11:24.950 --> 00:11:27.687 That makes a lot of sense when it's being AI branded. 334 00:11:27.787 --> 00:11:28.854 Sammy and Luke: *Laughs* 335 00:11:28.888 --> 00:11:31.757 Luke: They just wouldn't actually do the thing, they just put the name on there. 336 00:11:31.824 --> 00:11:32.591 Luke: It's AI golf. 337 00:11:32.591 --> 00:11:34.360 You want to see it? No, no, no, no. 338 00:11:34.460 --> 00:11:34.994 Luke: Don't worry about it. Sammy: Just trust... 339 00:11:35.061 --> 00:11:37.263 Luke: It's golf 2, just believe it. 340 00:11:38.064 --> 00:11:38.764 Sammy: She has a club. 341 00:11:39.198 --> 00:11:40.266 Luke: Let's go, dude. 342 00:11:40.366 --> 00:11:41.500 I'm so excited to see golf 2. 343 00:11:42.134 --> 00:11:44.637 Luke: Okay, so look, they're projecting buttons onto the ground. 344 00:11:44.737 --> 00:11:48.240 Luke: So she'll put her club or her foot or something over top of one of the buttons. 345 00:11:48.374 --> 00:11:52.878 That's how she just set up her scene; so AI golf still hasn't solved the Tee problem. 346 00:11:53.079 --> 00:11:53.679 Sammy: Hahaha. 347 00:11:54.113 --> 00:11:56.782 Luke: So she's trying to press a button; that's what she's doing. Sammy: Ooooh. 348 00:11:57.216 --> 00:11:57.783 Luke: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 349 00:11:59.418 --> 00:12:00.152 Luke: Alright, let's go. 350 00:12:00.820 --> 00:12:02.521 That guy's standing in the blast zone right now. 351 00:12:03.956 --> 00:12:06.158 See, the T problem; still an issue. 352 00:12:06.258 --> 00:12:08.928 Sammy: Golf 3 will fix that; and then Golf 4, they'll monetize it. 353 00:12:09.495 --> 00:12:10.329 Luke: Hahahahaha. 354 00:12:12.965 --> 00:12:14.400 Luke: It's four tokens down here. 355 00:12:15.134 --> 00:12:16.202 Luke: Awww. Sammy: Awww. 356 00:12:18.170 --> 00:12:19.739 Sammy: No, it's in the water. 357 00:12:20.439 --> 00:12:22.041 Luke: That did not have the gas. 358 00:12:23.042 --> 00:12:25.411 Luke: That was not a power move. 359 00:12:25.511 --> 00:12:29.081 Luke: Alright, she was just holding her power back; she's going to go hard now. 360 00:12:29.849 --> 00:12:30.683 Luke: Let's go! 361 00:12:30.983 --> 00:12:32.151 Luke: Yeah, that was better. 362 00:12:33.486 --> 00:12:34.120 Sammy: It didn't register. 363 00:12:35.121 --> 00:12:35.988 Luke: Oh, she missed it. 364 00:12:38.991 --> 00:12:39.992 Luke: That doesn't feel very AI. 365 00:12:40.326 --> 00:12:41.293 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 366 00:12:41.861 --> 00:12:43.195 Luke: It doesn't know that she hit it? 367 00:12:43.195 --> 00:12:44.563 Luke: If she still has to hit the screen- 368 00:12:44.697 --> 00:12:45.064 Sammy: Yeah. 369 00:12:45.464 --> 00:12:47.433 Sammy: Isn't that just virtual golf? 370 00:12:48.100 --> 00:12:48.501 Luke: Sorry? 371 00:12:48.634 --> 00:12:50.402 Sammy: Isn't that just virtual golf, indoor golf, whatever? 372 00:12:50.402 --> 00:12:54.607 Luke: Yeah, I genuinely don't understand what's AI about it. 373 00:12:54.874 --> 00:12:55.775 Luke: Should we go downstairs? 374 00:12:55.775 --> 00:12:56.108 Sammy: Sure. 375 00:12:56.175 --> 00:12:57.243 Sammy: I mean, where's the Hyte case? 376 00:12:57.343 --> 00:12:58.244 Luke: I'm trying to figure that out. 377 00:12:58.244 --> 00:12:59.912 Luke: Dude, the whole column disappeared. 378 00:12:59.912 --> 00:13:00.713 Sammy: Oh, no. 379 00:13:00.713 --> 00:13:01.480 Luke: I guess they just gave up. 380 00:13:01.480 --> 00:13:02.548 Sammy: Oh, it's this thing! 381 00:13:03.983 --> 00:13:06.552 Sammy: This thing's from Computex; the 3D expand thing. 382 00:13:06.552 --> 00:13:08.053 Sammy: I pointed out last [CES] 383 00:13:08.053 --> 00:13:09.955 Sammy: You said, "you're stupid for thinking it's cool". 384 00:13:10.222 --> 00:13:10.623 Luke: Yeah. 385 00:13:11.490 --> 00:13:13.259 Luke: Because it's existed since I was like 10. 386 00:13:13.359 --> 00:13:14.693 Sammy: Okay, but it's still going to be cool. 387 00:13:15.928 --> 00:13:16.962 Luke: This is so cool. 388 00:13:17.563 --> 00:13:18.097 Sammy: What is? 389 00:13:18.230 --> 00:13:18.864 Luke: It's a phone. 390 00:13:20.833 --> 00:13:22.067 Sammy: Okay, okay. 391 00:13:22.067 --> 00:13:23.169 Luke: Hahahahahaha. 392 00:13:24.203 --> 00:13:25.271 Sammy: The phones are so cool. 393 00:13:27.439 --> 00:13:28.307 Sammy: ROG phone. 394 00:13:29.375 --> 00:13:30.075 Sammy: AI. 395 00:13:32.511 --> 00:13:34.013 Luke: Active cooling for your phone. 396 00:13:35.314 --> 00:13:37.283 Luke: The phone gaming in Asia is wild. 397 00:13:37.383 --> 00:13:37.683 Sammy: Yeah. 398 00:13:37.716 --> 00:13:39.185 Luke: Like if you've taken the train much. 399 00:13:39.485 --> 00:13:39.852 Sammy: Yeah. 400 00:13:39.952 --> 00:13:43.322 Luke: People are on their phones all the time, playing games. 401 00:13:43.455 --> 00:13:46.025 Luke: And like all ages, everything; it's really interesting. 402 00:13:46.158 --> 00:13:46.425 Sammy: Yeah. 403 00:13:46.425 --> 00:13:49.662 Luke: Like you go around North America and you think like phone gaming, 404 00:13:49.662 --> 00:13:52.264 it's a big deal but it's not like that big of a deal. 405 00:13:52.965 --> 00:13:54.834 Luke: You come around Asia and it's like, oh, okay. 406 00:13:54.934 --> 00:13:56.535 Luke: ROG card collection. 407 00:13:57.937 --> 00:13:58.370 Sammy: Can I win? 408 00:13:59.305 --> 00:13:59.805 ROG Rep: Hello. 409 00:13:59.972 --> 00:14:00.539 Luke: What is that? 410 00:14:01.207 --> 00:14:03.676 ROG Rep: It's a card game, like you can make it. 411 00:14:03.876 --> 00:14:04.910 Luke: It's a card game? 412 00:14:04.944 --> 00:14:08.914 ROG Rep: Yeah, you can make a real card for you; and then you can- Luke: Oh, what the heck. 413 00:14:08.948 --> 00:14:12.718 ROG Rep: There's a... Let me go briefly to you. 414 00:14:12.718 --> 00:14:13.385 Luke: Okay, yeah. 415 00:14:13.452 --> 00:14:14.720 Luke: Dude, I can be a Pokemon? 416 00:14:15.521 --> 00:14:16.755 ROG Rep: Yeaaah. 417 00:14:16.822 --> 00:14:19.124 ROG Rep: [Something about inspiration](?) 418 00:14:19.124 --> 00:14:20.292 Luke and ROG Rep: Aaaaah. 419 00:14:20.392 --> 00:14:22.094 Luke: Can you not do this anymore or what? 420 00:14:22.194 --> 00:14:23.229 ROG Rep: Cannot do. 421 00:14:23.429 --> 00:14:25.164 Luke: Sorry, so I can do this now? 422 00:14:25.231 --> 00:14:27.600 ROG Rep: But need to line. 423 00:14:27.600 --> 00:14:28.767 Luke: Oh, okay. 424 00:14:28.868 --> 00:14:29.535 ROG Rep: Long line. 425 00:14:29.635 --> 00:14:30.369 Sammy: The line? 426 00:14:30.402 --> 00:14:32.004 Luke: Whoa, there's a huge line. 427 00:14:32.004 --> 00:14:34.273 ROG Rep: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah; a lot of- 428 00:14:34.273 --> 00:14:35.174 Sammy: Whoaaa, I'm good. 429 00:14:35.274 --> 00:14:35.908 Luke: Wow. 430 00:14:36.041 --> 00:14:37.776 ROG Rep: So I know, I know who you are, but- 431 00:14:37.776 --> 00:14:39.311 Luke: No, no, no; I don't want to skip, I don't want to skip. ROG Rep: Oh okay, okay. 432 00:14:39.345 --> 00:14:41.680 Luke: From a company perspective, I totally understand why they do it. 433 00:14:41.780 --> 00:14:43.949 Luke: From an attendee of a show perspective, 434 00:14:43.949 --> 00:14:45.251 I don't understand why you wait in that line. 435 00:14:45.384 --> 00:14:47.987 Like for ASUS to do it I totally get, right? 436 00:14:48.087 --> 00:14:49.321 You're trying to make the booth interesting. 437 00:14:49.421 --> 00:14:50.189 You're trying to get people here. 438 00:14:50.289 --> 00:14:51.423 A hundred percent, I get it. 439 00:14:52.191 --> 00:14:53.959 But I don't see myself coming to a show, 440 00:14:55.294 --> 00:14:58.631 and waiting in a huge line to get a piece of cardboard with my own picture on it. 441 00:14:59.198 --> 00:15:00.532 Sammy: You think nothing is cool now, man. 442 00:15:01.100 --> 00:15:01.934 Luke: Am I too jaded? 443 00:15:02.034 --> 00:15:04.236 Sammy: You don't think that fan is cool? You don't think that photo is cool? 444 00:15:04.837 --> 00:15:06.538 Luke: It's not that the photo isn't cool. 445 00:15:06.739 --> 00:15:07.406 Sammy: Hahaha. 446 00:15:07.406 --> 00:15:10.709 Luke: It's that like that line literally didn't move at all while we were there. 447 00:15:10.809 --> 00:15:12.778 Meaning it's probably over an hour long. 448 00:15:13.112 --> 00:15:14.346 Sammy: Yeah, but you wait because it's cool. 449 00:15:15.581 --> 00:15:16.148 Sammy: I would wait. 450 00:15:16.815 --> 00:15:17.449 Luke: You would wait? 451 00:15:17.683 --> 00:15:18.050 Sammy: No. 452 00:15:18.384 --> 00:15:19.351 Luke: See, exactly. 453 00:15:19.785 --> 00:15:20.786 Sammy: We're on the first floor now. 454 00:15:21.353 --> 00:15:21.954 Luke: We are. 455 00:15:21.954 --> 00:15:23.422 Sammy: We're going to at 10, apparently. 456 00:15:23.555 --> 00:15:25.391 Luke: I have no idea what that is. 457 00:15:25.658 --> 00:15:27.059 Sammy: We are in traffic. 458 00:15:27.826 --> 00:15:28.961 Luke: Yeah, what's going on? 459 00:15:29.695 --> 00:15:30.462 Luke: Whoa, dude. 460 00:15:31.230 --> 00:15:32.097 Luke: Holy crap. 461 00:15:32.131 --> 00:15:32.698 Sammy: Whoa. 462 00:15:33.832 --> 00:15:34.733 Sammy: It's like a spaceship. 463 00:15:34.833 --> 00:15:36.001 Luke: Yeah. 464 00:15:36.168 --> 00:15:40.606 Luke: Okay, so it's, it's Winmate; but I really thought it was inmate. 465 00:15:41.941 --> 00:15:43.709 Luke: I was like gonna make a whole thing about it. 466 00:15:43.776 --> 00:15:44.677 Then I was like, oh nevermind. 467 00:15:44.810 --> 00:15:49.048 You know, a video on prison technology would actually go super hard. 468 00:15:49.515 --> 00:15:50.149 Sammy: Oh, that would. 469 00:15:50.149 --> 00:15:50.916 Luke: Because they have those like, 470 00:15:50.950 --> 00:15:53.886 those full transparent like laptops and TVs and stuff. 471 00:15:53.986 --> 00:15:54.687 Luke: Have you seen those? 472 00:15:54.820 --> 00:15:55.187 Sammy: No. 473 00:15:55.754 --> 00:15:56.622 Luke: So- Sammy: Are they here? 474 00:15:57.022 --> 00:15:57.523 Luke: No. 475 00:15:57.589 --> 00:15:57.990 Sammy: Ah. 476 00:15:58.123 --> 00:16:00.159 Luke: But it's like, it's like actually really interesting. 477 00:16:06.398 --> 00:16:07.199 Sammy: That's a thumbnail right there. 478 00:16:07.433 --> 00:16:08.200 Sammy: Hahahaha. 479 00:16:08.334 --> 00:16:11.637 Luke: Oh, I heard you needed to connect something to something else. 480 00:16:13.172 --> 00:16:15.541 Luke: We have every possible way you could do it. 481 00:16:15.641 --> 00:16:17.409 Luke: Dude, that one has Lego on it; what the f-? 482 00:16:17.543 --> 00:16:21.480 I mean, it looks like maybe like knockoff Lego but I did not expect that. 483 00:16:23.282 --> 00:16:23.749 Luke: Drone? 484 00:16:25.851 --> 00:16:26.585 Sammy: Drone? 485 00:16:28.187 --> 00:16:29.021 Luke: Alright. 486 00:16:29.188 --> 00:16:31.957 Sammy: I think I'll- Oh, Synology! Shoutout. 487 00:16:33.425 --> 00:16:34.693 Luke: Eeeeeeh... Sammy: Hahahahaha. 488 00:16:35.060 --> 00:16:35.928 Sammy: If you know, you know. 489 00:16:36.362 --> 00:16:36.829 Luke: Yeah. 490 00:16:36.829 --> 00:16:37.696 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 491 00:16:37.963 --> 00:16:39.064 Luke: That actually looks pretty cool. 492 00:16:40.866 --> 00:16:41.400 Sammy: That's cool. 493 00:16:42.668 --> 00:16:46.739 Luke: More crews with wraparound displays and stuff. 494 00:16:47.272 --> 00:16:47.840 Sammy: That's pretty cool. 495 00:16:48.340 --> 00:16:49.174 Luke: Eeeeeh. 496 00:16:49.341 --> 00:16:50.042 Sammy: I mean, it's old. 497 00:16:51.276 --> 00:16:53.178 Sammy: Listen I can find it cool but it's old, you know? 498 00:16:53.278 --> 00:16:54.980 Luke: Yeah, it's definitely not, it's not- 499 00:16:54.980 --> 00:16:57.383 You're not winning an innovation award for bringing that. 500 00:16:58.217 --> 00:16:59.885 Luke: Do you want, do you want more popcorn? 501 00:16:59.885 --> 00:17:00.519 Luke: Hi there. 502 00:17:01.086 --> 00:17:03.522 Do I have to follow to get? Okay, alright. 503 00:17:04.189 --> 00:17:04.957 Popcorn acquired. 504 00:17:05.057 --> 00:17:06.592 Dude, this one is caramel. 505 00:17:06.692 --> 00:17:08.193 Sammy: I know, that's why it's the best one. 506 00:17:09.628 --> 00:17:10.929 Luke: So this is popcorn prime, 507 00:17:11.030 --> 00:17:11.930 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 508 00:17:12.064 --> 00:17:13.232 Luke: and unfollow. 509 00:17:13.265 --> 00:17:14.066 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 510 00:17:14.066 --> 00:17:15.501 Luke: Alright. Sammy: Yay. 511 00:17:15.534 --> 00:17:16.335 Sammy: Gimme that, gimme that! 512 00:17:16.368 --> 00:17:17.169 Luke: There you go, there you go, there you go. 513 00:17:17.169 --> 00:17:17.770 Sammy: Yay. 514 00:17:17.903 --> 00:17:19.371 Luke: This has to be a continuing theme. 515 00:17:19.438 --> 00:17:19.972 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 516 00:17:19.972 --> 00:17:20.539 Sammy: Just every- 517 00:17:20.572 --> 00:17:22.541 Sammy: "How much free food can I get?" . Luke: Every time we do a show floor walk, 518 00:17:22.541 --> 00:17:25.110 I have to try to acquire as much food for Sammy as possible. 519 00:17:25.110 --> 00:17:29.148 So hunting for food for you made me realize something. 520 00:17:29.214 --> 00:17:29.681 Sammy: What? 521 00:17:30.049 --> 00:17:31.350 Luke: I think you still owe me five bucks. 522 00:17:31.617 --> 00:17:32.451 Sammy: Wait what, for what? 523 00:17:33.752 --> 00:17:35.621 Sammy: Wait, what are you- What are they for? 524 00:17:35.754 --> 00:17:39.224 Luke: Because didn't we make a bet on if I could get you the orange juice? 525 00:17:39.758 --> 00:17:40.559 Sammy: You're right. 526 00:17:40.859 --> 00:17:41.894 Luke: Dang, dude. 527 00:17:41.994 --> 00:17:43.729 Sammy: Well, I don't have any money on me unfortunately. 528 00:17:45.531 --> 00:17:46.231 Sammy: Hahaahahaha. 529 00:17:46.365 --> 00:17:47.833 Luke: Going to have to start breaking some kneecaps. 530 00:17:47.866 --> 00:17:48.500 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 531 00:17:48.500 --> 00:17:49.535 Sammy: Whoa, whoa, whoa! 532 00:17:50.836 --> 00:17:51.503 Luke: That is what it is. 533 00:17:51.603 --> 00:17:52.538 Sammy: That's a threat I've got there, guys. 534 00:17:52.571 --> 00:17:53.972 Sammy: That's going on my twitlonger right there. 535 00:17:53.972 --> 00:17:55.674 Luke: Hahahahaha! 536 00:17:55.774 --> 00:17:57.176 Sammy: Press the red button, do it. 537 00:17:57.242 --> 00:17:58.143 Luke: No. 538 00:17:58.477 --> 00:17:59.044 Sammy: Press it. 539 00:17:59.111 --> 00:17:59.878 Luke: No, Sammy! 540 00:17:59.878 --> 00:18:00.479 Sammy: Do it. 541 00:18:00.579 --> 00:18:01.213 Luke: No. 542 00:18:01.513 --> 00:18:02.147 Sammy: Do it. 543 00:18:02.347 --> 00:18:04.316 Luke: I want to so bad, oh my God. 544 00:18:04.349 --> 00:18:04.917 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 545 00:18:05.150 --> 00:18:07.386 Luke: But no, I won't; it's an emergency stop, 546 00:18:07.519 --> 00:18:10.255 so it might be really annoying for whoever works the- 547 00:18:10.255 --> 00:18:11.623 Sammy: It's an emergency, it's for content. 548 00:18:11.790 --> 00:18:12.825 Luke: Hahahahaha. 549 00:18:13.258 --> 00:18:17.196 Sammy: Luke and I were talking off camera about the normalization of tech. 550 00:18:17.463 --> 00:18:18.063 Luke: Yeah. 551 00:18:18.063 --> 00:18:20.799 Luke: And I mean, this is something I've talked about on WAN before as well. 552 00:18:20.799 --> 00:18:23.368 And this is happening pretty aggressively to phones. 553 00:18:23.402 --> 00:18:27.072 Luke: But I think this is the most palpable I've ever experienced it 554 00:18:27.072 --> 00:18:29.975 at CES when it comes to computer hardware. 555 00:18:30.442 --> 00:18:33.378 But it's just like there isn't a lot of like crazy 556 00:18:33.412 --> 00:18:37.583 pushing the limits things that brands are really doing anymore. 557 00:18:37.616 --> 00:18:41.487 And I don't think that's actually like the brand's fault. 558 00:18:41.987 --> 00:18:44.256 I don't think there's a ton left for them to do, 559 00:18:44.289 --> 00:18:49.027 because the PC space is just so mature that a lot of the 560 00:18:49.027 --> 00:18:51.530 kind of off the wall things that they could have done 561 00:18:51.530 --> 00:18:53.966 have kind of been tried already; 562 00:18:53.999 --> 00:18:56.468 so what we're experiencing is we're going around 563 00:18:56.468 --> 00:18:58.170 and we're going to all these different booths and like... 564 00:18:59.304 --> 00:19:02.074 Man, you could change the logos on it and tell me it was a different booth 565 00:19:02.074 --> 00:19:05.077 and I would believe you because almost everything 566 00:19:05.077 --> 00:19:06.812 that everybody's releasing is the same. 567 00:19:07.746 --> 00:19:09.047 Most of the GPUs look the same. 568 00:19:09.148 --> 00:19:10.883 Most of the cases look the same. 569 00:19:10.983 --> 00:19:12.951 Most of the CPU coolers look the same. 570 00:19:12.951 --> 00:19:14.786 Most of the RAM looks the same. 571 00:19:16.788 --> 00:19:17.623 Sammy: It's all samey. 572 00:19:17.623 --> 00:19:18.690 Luke: It's all samey. 573 00:19:18.690 --> 00:19:19.458 Sammy: Because I think- 574 00:19:19.491 --> 00:19:20.626 Luke: I'm not trying to be a downer. 575 00:19:20.626 --> 00:19:23.328 Luke: I know you're literally watching content on like this stuff. 576 00:19:23.328 --> 00:19:24.663 You're clearly interested in these things, 577 00:19:24.663 --> 00:19:25.898 because you're here, you're subscribed to Floatplane. 578 00:19:25.898 --> 00:19:26.965 You're coming here for this content. 579 00:19:27.099 --> 00:19:28.600 Luke: And it's still interesting; 580 00:19:28.700 --> 00:19:31.136 but when it comes to like a content perspective, 581 00:19:31.136 --> 00:19:33.172 we're looking at a lot of the same stuff. 582 00:19:33.272 --> 00:19:36.909 Luke: We're going around two giant sections of show floor, 583 00:19:37.009 --> 00:19:41.680 looking at a lot of the same things over and over and over again. 584 00:19:42.247 --> 00:19:46.518 And you can tell because there's brands, like we saw a couple of them, 585 00:19:46.618 --> 00:19:51.190 that are really trying to push alternative reasons for you to come to their booth. 586 00:19:52.024 --> 00:19:54.126 They're trying to bring things that are interesting 587 00:19:54.393 --> 00:19:58.330 that aren't actually their PC components or computer hardware 588 00:19:58.463 --> 00:20:01.200 to try to entice people to come into their booth. 589 00:20:03.302 --> 00:20:05.537 And it's a little bit sad. 590 00:20:05.637 --> 00:20:10.776 I think the new wave thing that we have is AI. 591 00:20:10.809 --> 00:20:13.545 But for a lot of people, myself included, 592 00:20:13.545 --> 00:20:18.750 the AI solutions that have been coming out are not really that exciting. 593 00:20:18.750 --> 00:20:22.788 And they come with an enormous sense of doom and gloom because it's like, 594 00:20:22.854 --> 00:20:26.158 is my career going to be ripped away? 595 00:20:26.158 --> 00:20:28.827 Are all the artists going to be replaced? 596 00:20:28.827 --> 00:20:31.263 Like, why isn't this thing doing my laundry or my dishes? 597 00:20:31.296 --> 00:20:34.333 Why is it taking artist jobs and making music 598 00:20:34.333 --> 00:20:40.205 and doing deep fakes of women and making fake news articles, 599 00:20:40.205 --> 00:20:45.978 and imitating presidents and just icky stuff, you know? So I don't know. 600 00:20:46.078 --> 00:20:48.113 But either way, thanks for watching! 601 00:20:48.180 --> 00:20:51.917 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. Luke: Maybe a little bit less exciting than the CES show walk, 602 00:20:51.917 --> 00:20:56.088 which was kind of weird, because traditionally I like Computex a lot more 603 00:20:56.088 --> 00:21:00.492 and I mean, I think if you are just like raw interested in computer hardware 604 00:21:00.525 --> 00:21:03.161 and you're able to be here yourself, it is a cool place to be. 605 00:21:03.161 --> 00:21:05.764 It's a cool set of things to see. 606 00:21:05.864 --> 00:21:07.332 Luke: That's it, no pool robots. 607 00:21:07.566 --> 00:21:10.769 Ended up being sad about that; thought I was going to be happy about that. 608 00:21:10.769 --> 00:21:12.037 Have a good one, guys; stay subscribed. 609 00:21:12.070 --> 00:21:13.438 Tell Sammy he thinks he's cool.