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[2900.94 --> 2903.02] So having 10-minute matches is actually very cool. |
[2904.20 --> 2908.52] And, like, when you die or when you win, there's a play again button sitting right there. |
[2908.86 --> 2909.20] Click it. |
[2909.32 --> 2910.44] You get right back into another game. |
[2910.56 --> 2911.30] It's really fast. |
[2911.52 --> 2911.70] Cool. |
[2911.86 --> 2912.06] Okay. |
[2912.36 --> 2912.58] Yeah. |
[2914.02 --> 2914.90] OnePlus's CEO. |
[2915.20 --> 2917.48] This was posted by Dr. McIntosh on the forum. |
[2917.48 --> 2922.40] Oh, the previous one was Princess Cadence and the previous one was Deus of Voltage. |
[2923.70 --> 2928.32] OnePlus's CEO tells the truth about 5G. |
[2928.72 --> 2935.74] The original article here is from The Verge and it's from an interview with Pete Lau about Qualcomm Snapdragon 855. |
[2936.70 --> 2939.90] Or no, sorry, it's at the Snapdragon Tech Summit in Maui. |
[2939.90 --> 2946.72] So he said his company is working on both a new 5G OnePlus phone and 4G phones in parallel. |
[2947.84 --> 2951.96] He expects the 5G phone will cost as much as $200 to $300 more. |
[2952.70 --> 2954.12] Wrap your head around that. |
[2954.70 --> 2955.62] Holy cow. |
[2955.94 --> 2961.04] So 5G is coming, but it is not necessarily going to be mainstream. |
[2961.04 --> 2963.46] That is one hell of a premium. |
[2963.74 --> 2965.42] That's like a G-Sync addition to your phone. |
[2965.96 --> 2969.78] So this might not be the case for all new 5G smartphones. |
[2971.28 --> 2975.12] Some might try to monetize their existing customer base as much as they can. |
[2975.30 --> 2977.60] Just saying, well, you know, people will pay for it. |
[2977.66 --> 2980.08] So we're going to price it at whatever we can. |
[2980.08 --> 2985.22] While others might try to gain market share by offering 5G connectivity at a cutthroat price. |
[2986.28 --> 2992.58] One of the challenges is going to be building 5G phones for multiple carriers that operate on different frequencies. |
[2993.94 --> 2997.04] So Lau expects that it will be even more difficult. |
[2997.14 --> 3007.72] Now this has gotten easier over time as the antennas that have been integrated into our phones have gotten broader and broader support for 4G LTE frequencies. |
[3007.72 --> 3015.72] But now he expects it's going to be even more difficult to take a phone from one carrier to another with 5G than it was for 4G. |
[3017.20 --> 3017.72] Interesting. |
[3018.40 --> 3022.10] They haven't seen a solution that would cover many carriers around the world. |
[3023.14 --> 3023.48] Huh. |
[3026.06 --> 3027.70] Well, that's pretty scary. |
[3028.14 --> 3028.94] That is kind of scary. |
[3029.68 --> 3031.52] As if phones weren't expensive enough already. |
[3032.88 --> 3036.46] So OnePlus's 5G phone is targeting just one type of 5G network. |
[3036.46 --> 3041.92] The slower speeds but wider coverage area sub-6 spectrum used by EE. |
[3042.38 --> 3043.72] It's first carrier partner in Europe. |
[3044.42 --> 3051.40] In the U.S., AT&T and Verizon are both focusing on the faster but lower range millimeter wave. |
[3053.54 --> 3057.26] And apparently on the product level, it's much more complex than 4G. |
[3057.46 --> 3060.48] Like a significantly higher level of challenge, especially millimeter wave. |
[3061.88 --> 3062.32] Huh. |
[3062.32 --> 3065.96] It's going to be interesting in places like the U.S. |
[3067.16 --> 3070.48] Where, like, I mean, Canada has this problem too, but I literally think it's worse in the U.S. |
[3070.66 --> 3072.60] The coverage areas are already terrible. |
[3075.72 --> 3076.54] Wow, that's rough. |
[3076.64 --> 3081.36] Maybe you like shorter distance, less penetration through walls signals. |
[3081.36 --> 3082.98] So this is interesting. |
[3083.60 --> 3091.34] Walmart has apparently dropped the pricing of their overpowered gaming PCs, I guess, to just get rid of them. |
[3091.76 --> 3100.88] And then, I don't know, I guess to just get rid of them and either refresh them with better motherboards or just get rid of them outright. |
[3100.88 --> 3100.96] Right. |
[3102.66 --> 3103.02] Fascinating. |
[3103.32 --> 3111.82] It's too bad because I actually think that there was potential for them to, like, there were processes that seemed to be fine across the board. |
[3113.08 --> 3118.04] I was surprised how many people were really upset about the USB 3 port being hot glued in. |
[3118.82 --> 3119.56] Oh, yeah. |
[3119.62 --> 3122.32] I mean, that just didn't make any sense to me, but I didn't think it was that big of a deal. |
[3122.60 --> 3122.82] Yeah. |
[3123.34 --> 3125.92] But, like, people thought it was just a horrendous thing. |
[3126.04 --> 3126.16] Really? |
[3127.12 --> 3129.44] Stuff gets hot glued into pre-built PCs all the time. |
[3130.18 --> 3131.46] Like, that's actually quite common. |
[3131.52 --> 3132.52] Like, things jostle around in shipment. |
[3132.70 --> 3136.48] Yeah, and hot glue, especially, because you've got to remember, too, I actually didn't test it. |
[3136.50 --> 3137.28] I should have tested it. |
[3137.28 --> 3137.88] I should have pulled it out. |
[3138.20 --> 3139.72] There's lots of different kinds of hot glue. |
[3139.72 --> 3143.10] Some of them are actually designed to be quite easy to peel off. |
[3143.22 --> 3145.30] There are lots of electronics that have hot glue on them. |
[3145.32 --> 3145.42] Yeah. |
[3146.90 --> 3152.36] No, I thought you were going to say you were surprised people were so upset about the USB 2 on the front. |
[3152.82 --> 3154.86] And I was going to say, no, I was pretty upset about that. |
[3154.90 --> 3156.04] The front ports were USB 2. |
[3156.12 --> 3156.80] Come on, what year is it? |
[3157.00 --> 3158.38] Literally didn't even know what you were talking about. |
[3158.48 --> 3159.46] That sounds really stupid. |
[3161.94 --> 3162.78] Very, very stupid. |
[3162.92 --> 3166.38] Especially with the amount of USB 3 front headers you can get now. |
[3167.54 --> 3169.82] Like, you can actually put a lot up there pretty easily. |
[3170.84 --> 3172.42] Was the CPU hot glued in, too? |
[3172.56 --> 3172.86] No. |
[3173.50 --> 3173.72] No. |
[3173.96 --> 3174.18] No. |
[3174.32 --> 3175.30] They got that part right. |
[3176.02 --> 3176.62] All right. |
[3176.82 --> 3180.90] Bringing us to the end of the show with the Super Chats. |
[3181.22 --> 3181.50] Yeah. |
[3182.82 --> 3184.80] All right. |
[3185.02 --> 3187.34] Do an LTT beanie for real, says Andrew. |
[3188.02 --> 3189.66] There will be lots more merch stuff. |
[3190.14 --> 3190.80] Stay tuned. |
[3192.58 --> 3193.66] Yeah, stay tuned. |
[3193.92 --> 3195.06] Liam says, will this work? |
[3195.46 --> 3196.22] It worked, Liam. |
[3198.42 --> 3199.80] Mesh says, what even? |
[3200.54 --> 3202.04] What are these Super Chats? |
[3202.60 --> 3207.26] Well, sometimes people don't, like, they say something within the context of what's happening at that exact second. |
[3207.26 --> 3210.26] On the internet, no one knows you're a puppy. |
[3210.64 --> 3212.56] That didn't make sense at any point in this stream. |
[3212.64 --> 3212.76] Nope. |
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