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Honestly, I'm not even sure where to start with this one today. So, you

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probably saw our last sponsored video from Lenovo on the yoga book. If you

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didn't, it's right around there. But, uh, here we

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go. Okay, so let's clear some space.

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Raor core, you're out. MacBook Pro, you're

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out. Moneycat. Money cat's in. So, Fab 2 Pro.

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What is this thing? It's a phone. It's a tablet. It's a fabt. It's right in the

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name. So, it's got a Snapdragon

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processor, a static cling screen covered thingaboo. It's got

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64 gigs of storage. It's got uh AC

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Wi-Fi. It's got a 4,50 milliamp battery.

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It's got a massive 1440 screen and Oh,

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look at that. Would you look at that?

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Now, would you look at

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that? It's a headphone jack, right? But

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moving around to the back, this is where we get into the really interesting

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stuff. So, right here is a 16 megapixel camera. 16 megapixels RGB, which

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basically just means it's a camera, but no, no, there's other stuff. So, this

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guy right here is a depth camera. This

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is a flash. So, the flash is normal, too. These are the normal parts. Then,

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there's a fisheye camera and a fingerprint. Okay. A lot of phones have

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those, too. Okay. So, every other thing back here is unusual. Let's go ahead and

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get this baby fired up. Wow, that is a really fast fingerprint sensor. It is

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actually registering them that fast. Discover Tango. An introduction to the

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Tango

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experience. Tango. That must be an OLED display.

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Actually, I can't tell. Oh crap. IPS.

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Oh, wow. Those are really deep blacks. Whoa. Check this out.

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So the idea is that it uses a combination of the sensors and

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cameras to figure out spatially where

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Why is there like a goat or something in my office?

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It's not a deer. I don't know what it is.

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Okay, now I'm really confused. These are

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like wolf deer raccoon things.

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Whoa, look at him go. Oh, he stopped.

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What a loser. Loser.

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Wrong. Oh, whoa. That's like a window into the like real world

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again. Whoa. And we're back to the real world. Okay, so back to the cameras

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again. Why do they need all these cameras and sensors for Google Tango?

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Well, they need sensors that are capable of motion tracking. So, this is

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obviously to help the device understand its orientation in physical space. They

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need multiple cameras that allow Tango to recognize the world around the device

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by utilizing visual cues. This helps to self-correct for errors in the motion

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tracking. And it needs the depth sensor

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that allows Tango enabled devices, right now this is the only one, of course, to

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understand the shape of the world around it. So that way you can interact with

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the world around you in all new ways utilizing the virtual world created by

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Tango. So uh now that we've got that all

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sorted out, let's go try it, shall we? So the idea is that you trash the

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castle.

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Okay, fantastic.

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Now, what happens? That's it. I only get one

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shot. I mean, that's okay. I got three stars, I guess. But I want to go see it.

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Check that out. That's what you can't do in Angry

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Birds. Get in close and inspect the

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havoc you've caused. Oh my goodness. There's so many dead people in that

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castle. You just can't see it cuz you don't have the angle for it. But trust

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me, there's lots of dead people on the It's actually a

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savage, savagely realistic

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game. Size

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matters. Bigger pieces are harder to knock over than smaller ones. All right,

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I'm too close to the damn island. You're too close to me. Okay, this time I'm

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going to strategically

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attack that spot right there. But I'm going to pull it back harder because I

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think that was my problem last time. Oh, I'm sitting in the garbage can. This is

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fine. Everything about what's going on right now is

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fine. What? Hey, where'd you go? Oh. Oh,

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look at him. There he goes. Can I pet it? I actually don't know. Oh, yes. I

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think so. Oh, yeah. Yeah, I got you. Whoa. There we go. Oh. Oh, yeah. We got

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a huge dog. Giant puppy. His eyes are so soulless and

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empty. Ah, he's coming for us.

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Okay, so new idea. Let's go on the green screen and try the dinos among

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us. An experiment in augmented reality

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from the American Museum of National History. National

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Natural. That's not a dino. That's a

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penguin. Can you stop poking me with the camera?

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Jeez. Okay. Velociraptor.

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Oh, that's not nearly as big as I thought it

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would be. No, no, no, no. That's what like real raptors are like. They were

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like turkeys. Really? Yeah. So, they're not like

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Jurassic Park. I mean, there is a dinosaur like that, but it wasn't the

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Velociraptor. Interesting. You know, I've heard about this this whole thing

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where like there's speculation that dinosaurs were much more closely related

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to birds and probably had feathers versus being like reptiles with scaly

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skin like we thought they were when we were kids. Mind you, when I was a kid,

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we thought Brontosaurus was a thing. So, that's how out of touch my generation

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is. Okay, do

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something. Oh, can I make it bigger?

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Velociraptor was a fierce predator. probably had large

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wings.

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Interesting. That's really

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cool. I'm just going to put all the dinosaurs

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around. We're just going to have an office full of dinosaurs. Oh, that's

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cool. It still remembers where I put Velociraptor. That is really cool. Here,

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let's place our last one. Oh, wow. That one's

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big. Hey,

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bud. See? So, there's our uh kadypter,

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our archopterix, and our velociraptor, and

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our

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ornithamus. Oh, I can move. Oh, he put his head down. There he

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is. Yeah. Yeah, that's it. So, let's try

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a game. This is sure a lot less work than uh dominoes when I was a kid. I

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wonder how many dominoes you can

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draw. Oh, how fast can you

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go? Okay, step back.

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Oh, that's not what I meant to do. Oh no, they're going to hit each

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other. We're going to have a domino

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collision. Oh, fail. That's pretty cool

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though, actually. So, tango then. Now,

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I've seen this kind of tech before. I've seen like take a picture and have

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dinosaurs appear in it or whatever the case may be. But it's pretty clear that

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thanks to the additional hardware, the

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whole thing does work better on this. Now, with that said, everything you guys

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saw today was either obviously pretty early stages or clearly

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labeled as an experimental project. So,

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what I want to know from you then is what do you see in terms of the

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potential future for this? Let us know in the comments below. We will be

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reading them. So, thanks again then to Lenovo for sponsoring this video and for

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sending us the Fab 2 Pro. If all this augmented reality looked pretty cool to

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you, you can actually get one of your own. We'll have that linked in the video description. And I think that pretty

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much wraps it up. Thanks again for watching, guys. Don't forget to subscribe and all that good stuff. I

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will see you again next time, but maybe

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in augmented reality.