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• Potential new car technology that could go from 0 to 500 miles per hour in 3 seconds |
• Discussion of sponsors Asus, ROG Notebooks, and DollarShaveClub.com |
• Will.i.am's smartwatch and its features |
• Comparison of Will.i.am's invention to Kanye West's claim to invent the white t-shirt |
• Features of the smartwatch, including streaming music via Bluetooth and making calls without a smartphone |
• Intel's collaboration with Will.i.am and his role as Director of Creative Innovation |
• Rumors about the smartwatch's release date |
• Review of NVIDIA's G-Sync technology and its potential for use in gaming |
• VESA's alleged acceptance of AMD's FreeSync |
• The limitations of constant refreshing in gaming and the benefits of G-Sync technology |
• Introduction of AMD's FreeSync technology as a competitor to G-Sync |
• DisplayPort 1.2a standard potentially incorporating FreeSync, making it widely available |
• Comparison between DisplayPort and HDMI in terms of adoption and capabilities |
• Discussion on the limitations of console gaming due to fixed frame rates and refresh rates |
• The potential benefits of G-Sync and FreeSync technologies for improved visual quality and smoother gameplay |
• Google TV was a failure due to unrealistic claims |
• Android TV and Chromecast's role in the ecosystem is unclear |
• Multiple interfaces for different Google products are needed |
• Developers must create separate interfaces for Android TV and Chromecast |
• NVIDIA released a new driver with performance claims, including up to 64% faster single GPU performance and up to 71% faster SLI performance. |
• Discussing the skepticism of driver updates from AMD and NVIDIA |
• Mentioning the press's frustration with exaggerated claims of performance improvements |
• Referencing articles from Anandtech and PCPer on new NVIDIA driver update |
• Analyzing performance gains in specific games, including Bioshock Infinite and Metro Last Light |
• Citing a 76% performance improvement in Total War Rome 2 as notable |
• Discussing NVIDIA's boasts of huge performance gains in older games |
• Mentioning the role of SLI and mantle-optimized games in performance improvements |
• Graphics card battery boost feature |
• Comparison of graphics performance with and without battery boost limit |
• Introduction to the Blackmagic URSA Upgradable 4K Digital Film Camera |
• Discussion on film camera technology vs digital solutions in video production |
• Blackmagic's goal: create a compact, ENG-sized 4K camera with advanced features |
• The camera will have upgradable sensors and lens mounts |
• It will feature multiple displays, including a built-in 10-inch display and two additional screens |
• The camera can be used for ENG, commercial productions, and feature films, allowing multiple operators to monitor different aspects of the footage |
• It has professional-quality inputs and outputs, including 12G SDI and supports internal dual RAW and ProRes recorders |
• The camera uses CFast media, a standard extension of compact flash, which is more versatile than proprietary media used by other cameras |
• The speaker discusses the cost and capabilities of a camera with a $6,000 price tag. |
• The camera's 4K sensor is mentioned as a notable feature, but also that it doesn't require an expensive firmware upgrade or external recorder to record directly to 1080p. |
• The speaker compares this to their own camera setup, which has cost over $10,000 and still can't shoot 4K due to pending firmware updates. |
• The open standards and upgradability of the camera are praised as significant advantages. |
• The discussion then shifts to a demo and a critique of Thunderbolt technology. |
• The speaker discusses Thunderbolt 2's ability to enable 10 gigabit per second Ethernet connections between Mac and PC |
• The Mac Pro with six Thunderbolt 2 connections can create a super-fast network connecting to expansion devices like storage |
• This makes Thunderbolt a more feasible option for multi-user working environments where everyone needs access to the same resources at the same time |
• Previous limitations of the Mac Pro in expanding to 10 gig Ethernet without buying additional equipment are addressed by Thunderbolt's capabilities |
• Some critics argue that this approach moves away from centralized switching and back towards token ring or daisy chaining individual computers, which is seen as inefficient but also serves as an intermediary solution for those who cannot afford high-end networking hardware. |
• Mention of a Thunderbolt enclosure and its transfer speeds |
• Discussion on the merits of Thunderbolt expansion versus PCI Express expansion |
• Upcoming Hackintosh build guide to be covered in a video |
• Editing process for the upcoming video takes time, but will be delivered soon |
• Time-consuming process of video production |
• HTC M8 review video released the previous night |
• Discussion with Jack from NCIX about video production |
• Samsung reached out to offer a loaner unit for review |
• Borrowing and returning loaner units can be complicated |
• Reviewer may not have time or opportunity to use loaner device |
• Preference for keeping devices permanently rather than borrowing |
• Reviewing a product for an extended period |
• Finding a review process that works |
• Approaching reviews from different perspectives (e.g., using devices as if you'll use them forever) |
• Avoiding self-deception and taking long-term usage into account |
• Evaluating the value of free or low-cost products vs. their actual worth |
• Video creation limitations |
• Hackintosh preview and review |
• BBC article about a battery |
• Spending $500 on device reviews |
• Worthiness of resources spent on content creation |
• Miniaturization of batteries for cell phone use |
• Bio-organic battery technology using nanocrystals |
• Research origins in Alzheimer's disease treatment |
• Potential for commercialization and future applications |
• Achieving high write speeds with organic chips |
• Comparison to current nanoflash storage capabilities |
• Cost comparison of phone batteries |
• Price increase for high-end smartphones |
• Comparison of prices for phone charging pads |
• Time it takes to fully recharge a phone battery using a pad |
• Review of a gaming mouse |
• The G502 Proteus Core mouse from Logitech |
• Features and specifications, including programmable buttons and DPI shifting |
• Ergonomics and dual mode scroll wheel |
• Price point of $79.99 |
• Comparison to other market offerings |
• Discussion about Logitech's mouse resolution |
• Mention of a video about the mouse coming soon |
• Edsel being referred to as the "mouse expert" |
• Discussion about mouse sensors and firmwares |
• Edsel's experience with multiple mice and his opinion on switching out clicky switches for Omron ones |
• Tracking system accuracy |
• Teasing of listeners with information about the tracking system |
• Mention of Logitech software stability and warranty |
• Personal anecdote about using Logitech software and its satisfaction |
• Introduction of Luke's upcoming experience with the software |
• Discussion about the ergonomic design of a mouse |
• Reference to Ed and handing over the mouse for evaluation |
• Mention of mice being popular in recent days |
• Questions about the quality and worth of the mouse |
• Debate on whether things are good or not |
• Jokes about being tired and jaded |
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