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EPISODE · Jan 15, 2018 · 34 MIN

62. It Could Be Really Cool

from Interface · host Ian Fuchs

CES 2018 was a all about hyping the future, but Razer’s Project Linda concept has Andrew skeptical about the practicality of phones as computers. Meanwhile, Ian explains the iPad, but different… which is still basically an iPad, and Chase starts 2018 by listening more. * CES Robot Strippers * Razer Phone * Razer Project Linda * Samsung DEX * Motorola Atrix 4G * A Window into Another World - the rise of screens * Thin Client * Microsoft Courier * Teenage Engineering OP-Z

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