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[48.46 --> 50.18] Yvonne looks confused and worried.
[52.24 --> 55.92] Well, she shouldn't be confused, but she can be a little worried if she'd like.
[55.92 --> 59.20] She knows by now.
[59.20 --> 64.94] In all seriousness, guys, we have got...
[65.64 --> 71.38] Oh, apparently the left ear is not getting the right amount of attention.
[72.12 --> 72.94] Oh, crap.
[73.46 --> 76.12] I legitimately don't know how to fix that.
[77.82 --> 79.38] Put your headphones in mono.
[79.38 --> 82.96] Yeah, that may actually be the solution,
[83.78 --> 86.52] because I don't remember which dial does what.
[89.92 --> 90.48] Yeah.
[91.36 --> 91.92] Okay.
[92.92 --> 93.50] So, yep.
[93.70 --> 93.94] Nope.
[94.84 --> 96.80] I don't actually know how that stuff works.
[97.38 --> 98.16] So there you go.
[99.30 --> 100.86] Apparently left...
[100.86 --> 102.34] Why do people change these things?
[102.70 --> 104.16] Why would anyone change that?
[104.16 --> 107.74] Once again, we didn't touch it all week.
[107.86 --> 109.48] And once again, it's different.
[109.76 --> 110.12] Gremlins.
[110.30 --> 111.80] I swear there are gremlins living in it.
[111.86 --> 117.68] So what's actually going on is I have been in a mad sprint to get a bunch of stuff done,
[117.78 --> 120.18] because I am going to China.
[121.50 --> 124.68] I will be gone all next week, but there will still be videos,
[125.12 --> 127.92] because this week, instead of being on time for WAN show,
[128.12 --> 129.90] I was shooting two videos.
[130.30 --> 131.72] One's actually pretty cool.
[131.72 --> 133.78] The other one's garbage.
[134.00 --> 136.82] Yeah, the other one's kind of lame.
[137.74 --> 143.52] Yeah, no, one of them, Intel released an entire lineup called Xeon W,
[143.96 --> 146.30] that as far as we could tell,
[146.54 --> 148.22] as far as we could tell,
[148.58 --> 152.80] is basically their Core Series high-end desktop processors
[152.80 --> 157.60] with a Xeon sticker over top of Core i9,
[157.60 --> 163.22] and some ECC support kind of ticked on in the microcode
[163.22 --> 167.90] or with a non-lasered connection somewhere in the chip or something along those lines.
[168.46 --> 170.52] At least that's what we thought.
[172.00 --> 174.70] And that turned out to be very true.
[175.12 --> 176.82] So that's going to be interesting.
[177.04 --> 178.40] So you can see what you're paying an extra,
[179.00 --> 181.30] as much as like $500, $600 for,
[181.82 --> 183.50] depending on what kind of occurrence you use.
[183.50 --> 185.80] I'm just mad that that was like a spoiler.
[186.52 --> 188.04] Yeah, I guess it's kind of a spoiler.
[188.22 --> 188.50] I'm sad.
[188.92 --> 192.56] I mean, people who watch the WAN show, we want to spoil them.
[192.78 --> 192.94] Nah.
[193.22 --> 193.80] They're nice people.
[193.86 --> 194.48] They're good people.
[194.54 --> 195.10] You do best.
[198.08 --> 200.60] Second one is actually on the Lenovo X1 Carbon.
[200.76 --> 202.04] Really nice machine.
[202.22 --> 202.44] Yeah.
[203.38 --> 207.66] But like everything this year, it is not quite perfect,
[207.66 --> 210.64] which will drive me to madness at some point
[210.64 --> 214.44] because you've got either 1080p with touch
[214.44 --> 220.94] or 1440p with HDR, but no touchy.
[222.22 --> 225.06] Is there any technical reason for that?
[225.86 --> 229.08] Actually, I remember talking to them back at CES,
[229.34 --> 231.60] and I managed to get not a marketing person,
[231.72 --> 233.24] which is always awesome.
[233.24 --> 236.70] When you manage to find the engineering guy
[236.70 --> 241.74] that's kind of like back at the back of the booth
[241.74 --> 244.46] or kind of sipping a coffee.
[244.68 --> 245.86] They don't let me talk to people.
[246.10 --> 247.62] Like, yeah, I'm here,
[247.84 --> 251.12] but realistically, I'm not really supposed to say anything.
[253.50 --> 254.66] You know, whatever.
[254.76 --> 255.88] So you go find that guy,
[256.16 --> 256.86] and he'll be like,
[256.86 --> 260.50] you know, yeah, I wanted that too,
[260.64 --> 265.36] but there was some issue with this,
[265.36 --> 267.28] and I don't remember what the reason was.
[267.52 --> 270.54] It seemed to be a fairly good one.
[271.76 --> 273.92] And anyway, we actually had a great chat.
[274.00 --> 275.34] But you remember a technical reason.
[275.40 --> 277.30] It wasn't just they were trying to hit a particular price point.
[277.44 --> 278.80] There was a business reason.
[278.94 --> 279.16] Okay.
[279.24 --> 281.12] There was a compelling enough reason.
[281.12 --> 283.20] Because I remember we had a long chat
[283.20 --> 286.76] where we were discussing sort of the stagnation
[286.76 --> 290.12] of display technology in the PC space.
[290.44 --> 293.44] No one does anything until Apple does it.
[294.26 --> 295.16] Because you think about it.
[295.66 --> 298.44] A PC up to the very high end
[298.44 --> 302.10] would be like 1366 by 768.
[302.18 --> 305.86] You remember that horrible sort of HD resolution
[305.86 --> 307.36] that they were pushing for a while?
[308.76 --> 310.18] Freaking awful.
[310.18 --> 311.86] And that was like the norm
[311.86 --> 313.78] until Apple came out
[313.78 --> 315.78] and was like, okay, no, Retina.
[316.56 --> 317.50] Retina's a thing now.
[317.58 --> 319.74] And then everyone raced to Retina.
[320.30 --> 323.08] But it all feels kind of like
[323.08 --> 326.50] it's driven by just responsiveness
[326.50 --> 330.40] rather than trying to innovate