Best of CES 2017! #Helpful Post

hey guys Austin and steam here with some

of the best stuff that I've seen at CES

2017 also have a super cool mic so you

know let me Jun legit going this is the

second year in a row that I was

literally filming the intro to my video

and some famous youtuber walked up

behind me how's it one

I appreciate the commitment so before I

talk about all the cool things that I

saw what did you see at CES that you

actually liked you have six second scop

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a project Valerie perfect thanks anyways

so one of my favorite things I saw at

CES this year was Razer project Valerie

it is essentially a triple screen laptop

so the base of it is a fairly standard

Razer Blade pro a cool laptop but it

traditionally has a single 17 inch 4k

display mere child's play when you can

actually have three of those 4k displays

built-in so the way they fold out is

interesting they had a couple of

different prototypes at the booth so if

the Rays are a lot of time after you see

these sort of projects at CES before too

much longer they actually ship them so

Valerie's an interesting idea having

essentially 12 K gaming a triple screen

for case setup on a laptop is actually

kind of insane it's also going to be

insanely expensive and probably very

hard to drive from a laptop but it's a

really cool idea subscribed a bit would

probably should do that bad idea I'll

leave a link in the description you guys

be the judge but not a good idea you

probably shouldn't do it bad for you bad

idea continuing on the crazy laptop

train there is the Acer predator 21 X

this thing is actually insane but the

difference is you can buy it in February

you know for $9,000 no big deal standard

laptop spare change inside you get two

gtx 1080s

you get an overclockable core i7 5 drive

bays to power supplies and a 21 inch

curved display on a laptop I'm not

exactly sure what the audience for a

20-pound $9,000 laptop is but if you

want some insane performance Acer also

has you covered completely changing

gears on the laptop side there is the LG

gram 14 now first glance this looks like

a way more normal computer so it's made

of plastic it's got some cool things

like you actually have a 14-2 display

but the chance is about 13-inch because

it's got a small bezel there's actual

ports a decent keyboard what's cool

about this is that first of all it's

incredibly lightweight

from the gram name it's less than a

kilogram which for a 14 inch laptop is

not bad but more importantly than that

it has a big 60 watt hour battery yes

pause stop the music you heard that

right there's a laptop in 2017 that is

still thin and light and they added

battery isn't that incredible it's not

an amazing idea moving away from laptops

one of the absolutely coolest things at

CES this year was the LG w7 wallpaper TV

so not only was it insanely thin but

it's actually flexible so that is it's a

4k OLED panel that you attach to your

wall with magnets and we're ready to

take it off you literally just peel it

back alongside it LG was also showing

off a brand new Atmos sound bar so the

idea is that it has top firing speakers

to fire sound off the ceiling to get a

full surround experience the only

downside to all of this is that the

actual TV itself costs $8,000 so like

everything else at CES it's really

expensive but this is really cool

there's a 4k OLED panel there's

legitimately flexible that you can just

stick on your wall alright so what was

your favorite thing you saw at CES well

I really like the LG room they had a

tunnel full of TVs that was awesome yeah

I think it was like something like a

hundred and sixty or something like that

they're all 4k and they have a huge

galaxy display it also has it was all

OLED so was this your first CES or have

you been before what you think it's

awesome I'm coming again okay if my dad

will take me yeah that's move dad is he

going next year we have video proof now

we have video proof you're good man

Oh as you ride off into the sunset

Hisense was also showing off a 100-inch

a laser projector TV thing so the way

reason I say it like that is it while

it's an ultra short throw projector it

actually comes with a dedicated 100 inch

screen so you're really meant to only

use it with one side unlike a

traditional projector and kind of adjust

it move it back and forth it really has

to be set up precisely it has a full

sound setup and the cool thing is

because it is certified by that display

that means that they can actually say it

is going to be HDR compatible it's full

4k and what's pricey because you know

everything at CES is pricey as I keep

saying over and over again it's a cool

piece of tech so we're talking about the

best of CES what was your favorite thing

that you saw the show I think my

favorite thing was the Xperia projector

I did see that what was what's the deal

it was a smaller projector that was

probably about like that probably

probably said that far off the ground

and once you turn it on it has a camera

on there but it also projects on the

wall or you can have a project on a

surface and use it like a tablet as well

you can also have it project like a

gallery wall on the wall if you're not

going to use it as as like an Android

tablet or whatnot or watch videos so you

can use it like that and then I also

switch it switch it up and do your

entertainment on there too so dude

that's right I wish you can can we like

go and check this out completely outside

the realm of stuff that you and I are

going to have anytime soon is the

Panasonic window projection so

essentially from the outside this looks

like any standard window however there's

a full display built in so for example

if you're at a sporting event you're

looking out the window you can have live

score you can pull player information

you have all kinds of stuff that is

actually projected on the window itself

so this one might be a little ways out

but it is actually pretty legit

something I didn't see a lot of this

year at CES for smartphones however what

they jump out to me was this dual screen

smartphone from Hisense so on the front

it has a 1080p OLED displays Android

smartphone it's pretty standard stuff

however when you flip it around there's

an e display on the back so the idea is

is that you can have things like

notifications show up on the back but

the cool part is since it's ink it even

works with the phone off so for example

say your phone dies but you have your

boarding pass on the back of the phone

well the problem scan it you're good to

go

there were a lot of cameras this year at

CES but what jumped out to me was the

Panasonic gh2 the G series has been

really big for a while the gh4 is really

one of the first 4k cameras

that didn't cost a ton of money that was

actually decent and the gh 5 improves on

that so not only do we get improved 4k

recording modes with higher frame rates

and better bit rates and better color

space but we also get a 6k photo mode

which is kind of video but not proper

but there are also other cool things

like it's a bigger body with dual SD

card slots you actually have inbuilt

body stabilization it's a cool camera

unfortunately it's still micro

four-thirds which is a little bit of a

small sensor size for me personally but

this is definitely a big upgrade from

the previous model alright so what was

your favorite thing you saw at CES this

year to be honest the Jones section it

was a project called hover camera it's

basically like a book you just open it

and flies automatically I think one of

the things about drones that really gets

me excited is the idea that it's

something that can actually be portable

right because all of these drones like

the the inspires and the Phantom's

they're amazing drones but huge yeah

you've got to like carry like a huge

carrying case but the idea of having

something small that can track you

everything is really cool Canon also had

some pretty crazy cameras in the booth

so they had a 2 megapixel video camera

which doesn't sound too impressive until

you keep in mind is a full-frame camera

which means those pixels are enormous in

the low-light performance is insane this

camera goes up to 4 million ISO you

literally can see in the dark with it on

the complete other end of the spectrum

they had a 250 megapixel camera now this

is sort of an engineering prototype so

it's not something that you'll be able

to buy any time soon but what was

interesting was it was actually an ApS H

sensor which is not even the same size

as like a full-frame like 5d or

something over they packed 250

megapixels on it now honestly I'm not

totally sure how useful that's going to

be most lenses are not sharp enough to

resolve that much resolution but it's

really interesting the idea of having

some crazy crazy high resolution cameras

coming on the horizon yo yeah ok hang on

alright alright I got this I got this ok

can I run it can outrun it right now oh

it's lost me it's gone oh no no no

you always it's pretty good oh it's even

at the cables alright alright you got me

you got me this is cool what is this

first autonomous suitcase in the world

hold on hold on

autonomous suitcase okay okay I got you

and the wheels retract so that way it

doesn't like drag on the floor when you

dude alright alright this is cool

so this is a prototype is something you

actually go by now 80% complete we're

funded on IndieGoGo we started about two

months ago you never know to find a CES

I'm more specifically you never know

what finds you at CES but what was your

favorite things you saw the show

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check out here anyway thank you so much

for watching and I will catch you on the

next one