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All right? So this is trivia extra ganzi. Number four, i'm pretty sure the last few have gotten crazier and crazy and crazy.

And we had a meeting, and we figured we were going to take the arc that all TV shows do in seasons four and five. We were going to return, make IT worse. We're going to a return to our roots.

No crazy and rose, no g fuel, gimme s just straight trivia, straight fire. Three segments with ad breaks in between, just like all of them love that, like TV. Okay, do we start with the scores cumulative and points to play with? Absolutely is going to work.

Guys, have your scores from the whole season up until this point. We're onna continue adding on to that, but each question will be worth whatever the help we want, basically. So cores don't really matter until now.

Now the scores matter. Mark z is holding something up to the, to the, to the, to the camera, but I know what. In third place, Andrew manga, with sixteen point.

In second place, with twenty points hAiling from northern california, the east side by nava. David, email I. nice.

And in first place, only one point ahead of David, he's been hailed as the greatest tech reviewer on the planet. Mark is the unit Browning. I mean, that's a lot of smarts, but also a lot of data. fantastic. I happy be here, I hope.

Sounds I don't know why i'm expecting the blind open and a studio audience to be behind the so great lives IT is worth noting for non east coasts viewers we do tape this show in new jersey IT is january and a studio audience would be sitting in a thirty degree chill outside in a parking lot that's a correct. But without further due, i'm going to turn IT over to my lovely cohoes, adam, for our first category, which is acronyms that's right, apartment to of wax and acronis to discuss all the weird acronis we find in the technology space atom there. A lot.

Thank you for clarifying. So the first question, A P I. What does that stand for?

They're writing, they're writing. They're all locked in. Usually they're talking and joking. I I need the the end of I need the g few questions as the what you got all of them wrong.

I need them to if you was an active no, really I don't know gamers for you even life. What all right, what do we got, David, that application programing interface. One point for David, I peer guess, but I I said automated programing.

I like that sound. No, that sounds really good. Kind of like what's your APP ah I just talking very nice. All right.

Number two, you may remember when he went to Virginia to save the internet, we witness an encysted scheme using shaw. Two, fifty six. Shaw is an acron. S.

H. A. What does IT stand for? I was in there.

I don't remember this. Is also just like the S H A. Peer guess, I don't know.

Smells like drivers marker here, slip and read, boys, what do you got? I wrote somehow, and you are sorry, you are White OK. I know some homes are and then I was thinking, like, not secure.

I really, really anything. I want security. 后面 是。 Yeah, I didn't get that right. What you right market?

I did write sweet home over l sort sweet home. I got wrong. That is a good, good but secure hash algorithm.

I think that was the closest. Thank you. I get the sec part right. Yeah, yeah. All right. For this next one.

We all know five g we all know four g but do we remember the sweet spot right in between them? four. G, L, T, E.

yeah. What does lte stand for? This is going to be a long episode.

Don't worry, IT gets Better. tough. I remember being a duma rm. IT is. Sense for long a late home alabama.

Mark, can we start with you this time? I wrote long term evolution. Oh, and you are so correct, nice a light transmission excel, because I don't know what the ears.

I also, I also long term job points for David and market. Remember, a long term evolution advanced. But I do I bad, a tough time.

Was that like five g yeah. And IT was also A T N T up. All right, all right. Clearly, we have the heat turned up too high. Two related formats, competitors of the popular JPEG. What does H E I F and its cousin H V C stand for? And maybe I should make this one worth negative points, but i'm just getting it's worth positive points.

I don't use an iphone, so I never was. It's ended to know that some pixel. Yeah, what do we got? I wrote high efficiency image format and high ancient cy video format.

That is correct. I thought you're asking A G I C N H G I F. He said, 啊， well, both 啊 oh， no. 我 觉得， no, no, no, no. I said, H, I C.

I said, what did I said? I and I do think you said, you said, H E V C, yeah. No, I don't wait.

Think, consult the tape. I think that I thought you did. I thought, said, yeah, said IT, yeah.

H, I, F, and it's what did you write? I do what it's such a good ah what's the deal with what you is video format cousin, I pretty sure also taking the David, you're wrong on both, but you're close enough that were going to give you to on both, David said high efficiency image format is high efficiency image file format one and two you said high efficiency video format. It's high efficiency video coding for one of the F, S.

silent. Right, right. atum. Alright, let's i'm just i'm kicked IT up to the next time, time, time.

Let's go this next section. So do I points are that called the news? I like all of this week's hot stories.

This week, this week, vision pro in one. No, no. Vision pro questions.

Also, if you couldn't tell everyone in this room is exhausted from vision pro content, it's a miracle recording, right? This is effect and it's also displaying number two, displaying number two. Uh, this is coming out the following week.

So these stories may be old news by the time you're listening to IT. I don't have the brain power to say next week or the previous week or whatever math calculation. So i'm going to speak as if it's next week, even though it's next week that cool, all right, and ask questions. Question number one, OK. Earlier this week, joana ferries, who earlier in her career was a vice president at the nfl, was appointed to be the president of what major gaming company.

The nfl.

I didn't really catch this news as I was busy editing the entire time. Didn't the vision protest inject all news and to your brain at once? Pretty activision, I put activision to technically, technically, technically, how do we do?

Because no, because technically, activision blizzard a CEO because they are one company, SHE is the president of blizzard and so separate entity. So unfortunately, I do feel like we can give David the point. It's Andrew, I don't feel like give blizz because yes, they just fired two thousand people.

So you're saying they wouldn't hire someone in two dollars. So mark s, you not thinking with shareholder about arguably the Better answer? E A, what? But that is wrong.

But, uh, I rote E A. E A is a great answer if you don't know what IT is. N F, L, E, A makes ports, and that makes a lot of sense.

Yes, that's a hire. Her from the N, F, L. SHE went from the F, L, two, activision to be there, vice president, east ports, or something like that. And then he just went from being a vice president, activision, to present of wizards, not can SHE can grind and war the worker classic that you got season of discovery. Now season of discovery cover the classic school early senior, and discovered that after updating windows on one of machine, your soft edge had scraped what data off of his computer.

Scraped off what they. Updating data. No, I didn't see this story. I did you? I I see this time I read IT incursions.

What you write? What did you write in course for auto? It's a scribed mass times. No, I have screen time. No, our cookies.

Technically, i'm assuming that's how they did IT, but no, you know and I did spray these cookies IT wasn't in the headline. It's great. Well, yeah, that's how they have to do IT.

But the point of IT was that they got the tabs, the chrome tab. Chrome tabs went tom. After updating his windows computer, he opened edge at the very last chrome session he had open, just came up taps and all in edge.

And then he still really, and what happened is there what they did add that feature to edge, but it's a toggle feature and he had had a toggled off and still did IT and they formed IT on with you if he went in the settings, IT still talk all off. But I just scraped anyway by accident on accident. Don't ask permission as forgiveness yeah.

Last week, a former meta engineer by the name of Tyler ben bridge opened up his new social media platform called p FYI. IT just passed ten thousand users as of monday. P, I, F, I is the companion APP to bain bridges, much more successful newsletter called what it's called peppy.

It's called pie. While you guys are thinking it's A, I read the first like two words in the story is a new letter. Yes, it's a newsletter.

Did anyone used to go on that site? Piff, or just IT like band camp, but exclusively for that mix tapes. Alright, I wrote.

P. I, we're going to come back to that. H, I don't even right.

anything. Total guess. I named the only news letter I know morning.

David, why did you write pi? Because I remember in the twenty words of the article that I read that I was like an extension of his other thing. Ah yeah, you get the point.

I was called perfectly imperfect, which is where the P, I and P, I F Y I derives from. So that's that's a new, you're curious, the whole idea of P, I, and then P, I, F Y I is non famous people who are certified to be quote and quote, cool, giving a recommendations. Yes, so very weird.

So that I mean that of as a news letter called cool supply. I feel like yeah picture like the lower side version of atoms. You I don't want that.

I want anyway. Amazon announced they will be shutting down their bids to buy the makers of hit robot vacuum rumba, forcing them to pay a sixty four million dollar termination fee. What is the name of the company who both made the roomba and will be receiving this payout? God, I remember this.

I got what was IT um if I if this is wrong, i'm literally walking. It's it's really full of themselves name that's what I remember no hand and. Here you would write something, right, something I believe you ve got to write base.

And how faster wrote? I wrote that there's a bigger version, lid. I robot. I robot. I do remember that.

Now, do you know why I wrote robot rock, which is their biggest petition? Or the reason remembers because if you have one, you keep trying to go to the room APP. But it's the eyes robot APP and a totally different pot and very anying.

Another fun fact, they were going to buy IT for one point two billion dollars. Everything I just have that fact on that I did. It's surprising that they're not called room, but because that's what everybody x is the company that makes clean x called clean x.

Yes, yes, no. It's proper and gamble. 对的 is IT way I could be。 But that is is like the company yeah yeah no no clean is the brand name.

It's okay. A Better he would be 戴 son is a company yeah。 But they like they make sucking tools, tools that suck.

Um and then because you say air compressors share air compressors most because they make they just focus on air compress sors, they can put air compressed sors in vacuum and fans and hair hair driver headphones arroba name themselves as yeah had phones I robot in the selves as like I robbed because they're not just going to make vacuum even that's what they're done so far because they completely, I have space yeah I mean, it's Better than us robotics yeah do you know what their big device was? Uh, how fire muscles the palm pilot. ridiculous.

Anyway, would you guys rather do another amazon headline or an apple headline? Is this a this weak headline? Yeah, amazon, amazon is an. Amazon is adding commercials to its prime video about charged extra three dollars to remove her amazon.

Per amazon, where there was the most made show on video per amazon announcement, how many minutes of commercials will be shown per hour? Per hour total? Guess again, I don't use service hour in minutes.

It's like, yes, let me see what your answers are and then i'll figure out how to do this fairly. We're still at the beginning of our game, folks. We've a long, long way to go.

I'm excited. I love us. okay. I read in cursive um three that is correct is IT really it's a range but three is within that range.

Whilst guys got our eight uh no 7 per hour but just heard new I mean that t is very sixty minutes sixty minutes yeah because one of them is are only like thirteen， twenty two minutes, twenty two minutes, eight. So it's a over. Yes, almost.

That's one, three, one. yes. This is the difference. Market impressed.

When is wrong? Alright, next question you gave me the point I get hit everyone after IOS update seventeen point three, shazam now functions with internal audio streams, while what device is connected internal audio streams. That's what I said.

I don't. My answer doesn't. This is IT. What about? I want to see that's what I wanted to.

I put, is I yes, I put airpower. S that I was going to put IT. yeah.

okay. That felt pretty much. I put headphones. correct. Again, head funds was the answer we were looking for.

But obviously airports with an apple product, I was cept answer yeah I think we have one and five. All right, last one should get point for sea. We're still missing. I M just I we're still missing vision pro APP entries for major players in the software game. yeah.

However, one company announced that not only its apple be available for the headset at launch, but I will eventually add features such as real world pinning and three d object sharing. I mean, that's a lot of it's a lot of data that kind of all done that. This is a third party APP.

A third party i've just announced. I gna support these two features in their vision per web. That is correct.

Just, I just announce, announced in the past to two or three days, I read something like this. I think, oh, I got IT. What did you get? I wrote IT in block letters.

Yes, so let's go. interesting. I don't so well. I was zoom, all right, we're gonna IT to commercial before continuing with our game.

But first, now I just, can we've been doing that, are cool. See you a little bit score up. We will do OK make me think a little yeah, giving something to come back to.

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Learn more at aclu dot org. Welcome back to trivia exchange. So quick update on the score, Marcus.

Twenty eight, that was a surprise to me. That sounds great, Andrew. Carry the five.

Carry the five. Twenty two. Lets go, David with twenty seven. The next is a bit different. I'll have Alice explained the rules. So this round is called they don't make that model anymore. And what we're going to do is we're gna list a product and the year came out.

These are all very old tech products, and you guys have two minutes to make a guess on how much that product retailed for. When I came out accounting for inflation, not accounting for the inflation. Here I have the Prices adjusted for inflation for floozies.

But these are, I want to know, M S R P of the era um and just you guys know, I hope you have fun because this one was so brutal to research. I was like also to be a few little idea. I just get to IT and like I I do two days like I feel like every time we do this I was are like them for a travel then you see them a few days into working in IT.

You like that's okay. Yeah you know when you're googling things like radio shack fall one hundred and ninety six cattle, it's like h no google launch M S R P S is the thing even from last yeah matters. I will have you know that some of these Alice had to literally pull up like PDF library screen shots from old magazines to get the Price for that.

Is so assuming we don't get them on the nose because we don't have that like catoche index on our brains is IT like closest win, we're going to Prices whoever is closest over or under. All right, ready? yes.

cool. So our first product from nineteen seventy five, one thousand nine hundred and seventy five IT is the pong home council. This early on in the pong council's life at at a hard time getting picked up by retailers.

IT was very, very expensive for the area but in time for Christmas, cheers worked out a deal with a tory to sell IT as a sears exclusive as a seers branded game IT with a seers telegram um and that is where the series Christmas catalog for night seven five I found this Price in you have two minutes max on the board nineteen seventy five band i'm thinking that tears at their brand add in such a part time but think about series and thousand and seventy five they are pop and they were hot, are too cares about game well, but not serious. And Alice said that he was because, like that I was a hard selling, that this in the co branding made easier to sell focus. Hard selling was because I wasn't serious brand.

That's all anyone cared about games. I just to be clear, I was having IT wasn't selling prior to this because no retailer thought I would say in there is was expensive zon. Yes, checks out. okay. So it's to eighty nineteen, seventy five.

I don't even know what things how much is a cheeseburgers cause because I think that's a great way to judge inflation is much movie was five, and I think a cheeseburger was like much dollar. It's the room, me, the name of IT, say the name or more time home, home, right? I know pong is yeah so this is pong after IT was an ark game, is the first home version of pg one and it's worth noting this is the Price without the power supply.

Don't know why the house the power yeah I don't understand why. Maybe they just assume that I don't have a resort, but I could find and the pointer think i'm very interested. Um sorry, my mark, kind of us. Can I see those markers is here.

Is this just straight up closest Price? I feel to the people out there listening who owned this or bought this, some of our Prices are going to be like, are you kidding me? You remember a cheeseburger was sixteen.

And like guys already, I want, I wrote four and ninety nine, not even close. I met forty dollars. I mean, I had forty nine. You know, it's weird that numbers perfect were actually none of the.

Alright, are eighty five, eighty five and markets I wrote ninety nine dollars, markets gets that IT retailed for ninety eight dollars and ninety five cents. AdJusting for inflation, that's about five hundred and eighty dollars. It's adjusted for inflation.

Inflation goes hard. More the power supply retailed for seven ninety five ty I what is this apple like a dollars? liars.

All right. Up next we have the T R S eighty home computer. The T R S eighty home computer.

This was in fact four k and by that I mean, the entire Operating system fit on four k of rome and and if a single one of you response to that joke talking about level two or fortran, you are a nerd. Just saying already i'm nerd. Yeah you've exposed the questions.

How much is a kind the the same question every time books, because is writing. And David and I just waiting vision pro is waiting a heavily wait. Now I realizing that mark has not actually spent the most time innovation pro.

And I wonder it's making him smarter and that is a brain is giving the outside of my head was a personal IT was the T R S. Eighty sold by radio shack? Didn't tell me that was the day one thousand nine hundred seventy six.

Thank you. At these are going to becoming an chrono gc order to just hang out with someone. Yeah, the money that comes with the monitor, I change the puter comes with monitor.

He doesn't the time. I imagine this computer also came with the paris supply seeing's. So to compute inflation dollars, yeah, because the original problem, I know one hundred hundred dollars a vio market didn't exist in the same way.

So the only way they could market that was as a toy. There was so inexpensive toy IT was pretty much the most expensive toy. But this is a computer competing against other computers.

Yeah, yeah. So mark myself on dating apps. And yeah, radio shark to. My favorite part of that was you and back to the microphones to say, way true podcasts. ers.

It's also, I think I am willing to give out a point if anyone wants to take a guest as to what T R. S stands for. Remember, this was sold by radio and guarantee as sender system.

T, R, S, how many points are you willing to bet on that? Three, i'm allowing wages. You're willing to bet three points that that s stands.

System, yes, i'll allow IT. You said system. All right. You know, I just tell you now, okay, so you have three points or something. I will allow that kind of wager too.

I just do what how you feel feel over there. Does everyone haven't answered? They're confident? What what is the s forgan? Uh, I can't tell you, so we don't know.

So you try to trick tricks. I got nothing. And how much was IT? I was about to say the training system IT does not stand for system.

Remember for IT was made by radio shack. All right, all right, fly these boards. Okay, okay, what do we got? Three hundred and nine thousand? All right, all right.

One hundred. And right, right. Have the lowest guess that one, thirty nine, ninety. All right.

That means our points are awarded to David this this computer retailed for five ninety nine ninety five, which adjusted for inflation is thirty three hundred dollars. That's a vision pro. That's a face computer.

And anyone's final guesses as to what T R S stands for. I wrote totally real cereal, but like a cereal man, I like a hard you going to figure stands for when totally real was your first. I mean, if I was radio shag, T, R S stands for Candy, which is radio jack's parent company, radio shack.

He told you the answer, like to radio shack. what? Why are you telling me that putting the series branding on the pung system lower the Price, but putting the radio shack branding on a computer system made IT thirty three hundred dollars? I was a good heal house.

There is a lot that's that's pricing. wow. Radio shack was kind of does one thing you can only afford that.

I know that's so i'm never mind. Okay, yeah, that's fine. I yes, the computer.

All right. Next step is the panache onic pv, sixteen hundred, A V, C, R. From one thousand and eighty. How much is IT? The first generation VCR is packed with all the bells and whistles.

Les, timer check channel changer you got IT ww, this first generation V C R is almost identical to the iconic R C A V D T six hundred, which I don't know what that is, but Alice wrote this. So what? IT is top of the line, first generation bcr, one thousand nine hundred and eighty.

Let's go for the Young kids out there. R stands for again. IT ands video system.

Video can set record. Also, I know that the pv sense for pan vision. Good job, David. They not given points, don't do IT.

I will give you points if you know the rca branding equivalent of panel vision. So I was writing recursive. What do you say? R, C, A 的？ R, C, A equivalent of prevision.

What was the R C, A selectivity? Yeah, i'm not going to be able to this in the song. You ready for those one? dering.

Why music is playing. We requested IT because it's very now just stressing about another way. First generation products are always more expensive.

Yeah but like, this is the first generation product, first generation movies, T, V, relate. And that's one beat out DVD data bags. No, this is first generation.

So there there both on the market and also didn't t IT would be another six, seven maybe than ten years before the first pre recorded content was sold on bhs. wait. So you couldn't even put IT.

Oh, this is where you recall exactly, which is why the timer and the channel changer were such important feature to not put in times and channels. So IT record one program at one time, change channels at the time to catch every single. These things are pretty little time to be alive.

And that's why it's so frustrating when people are like oh man, like the only reason like people chose data macs because of this or because it's like the data max machine does not have any of these features yeah and generation product at all. This is a red ellis has been dying in to have for like two years. It's OK.

Anyway, you'll see what you guys got. I put wow, one hundred and twenty nine dollars. I also put hundred and twenty nine dollars OK.

Maybe I should undo that. Ah no. So what did you put more? Because I put seventy seven dollars.

Oh, my sway, summer child guys, in one thousand hundred and eighty, this product, retailed for twelve hundred and ninety five dollars, adjust for inflation. This thing cost five. great.

yeah. No wonder that those features. Oh my g how much much? David? wow.

We had even put ninety nine. I was that more than do when these things came out, they were. So I am logic from here. I'm just gna have to tell you, you.

Alright, next question from one thousand and eighty one, the SONY walkman W M two, the second generation walkmen was available the united states and IT was the best selling cassettes kan of all time and originally available in gray. And that's IT. So walkman too, but I was the original one.

A IT was, it's the walkman too, but it's sold so much more than a walkman, one that most people remember IT as the first walk when they were exposed to. Wow, walking again. Man OK, this is a pretty popular products, I think like that has to be reasonably Price.

This is unbelievably popular. So is this argue like one of the first time you're Carrying portable music with you, portable personal music with you? Well, there were so like like year picking the assets one thousand nine hundred and eighty one.

What this is the first one where the size of the player rival the size the cassel itself OK. Okay, this is I think so it's like for its basically first generation. Yeah it's basically but is also but it's complicated because SONY is a japanese SE companies first popular.

Japan isn't just bleeding. This is totally bleeding edge. So I think I say that you should be saying much of costs.

I trying to think this out, and by the other breeding stuff, think this is probably fifty thousand dollars. I am what the company SONY having to a cop almost out of is the point. Reasonable, reasonable Price here.

Reasonable Price. yeah. fork. No, that's my reasonable Price for a walking P. O. V. You're sixteen year old in one thousand nine hundred and eighty three, twenty one.

You're listened to the beach boys listing to this to the beach boys in nineteen eighty. We all have an answer, yeah, but can start next what we got. I put twenty nine dollars, twenty dollars, arrange crazy.

I put three, ninety nine, ninety nine. I put ninety nine. Mark has takes IT IT detailed for eighty five, nine years.

Well, as the inflation adjust is for inflation, that is three hundred and two dollars I was in. This is like, so unbelievably part this, A C R. Twelve hundred dollars.

That makes no sense. There's a lot of stuff in there. Yeah, you could walk around with bad of either stuff. Think of IT this way. Think of IT this way too.

Like, you know, the band with of audio tape is zero to twenty thousand hours or twenty to twenty thousand hurts, right? So in order to have the ferry oxide go back, anyway, it's a luxury products. Nobody that I did because they were into that go watch technology connections will explain IT Better than I ever could.

Do you want if I do this? Next one out of all right? So this next time, and you know, I think we've done all these like sort of simple products, let's get real high tech, real high tech.

One thousand nine hundred eighty four, oh, the premiere smart home device of one thousand nine hundred eighty four. I feel like you're kind of I don't know what I was, but wasn't IT like the smart home, the club? Er, that's right.

One thousand and eighty four. Clapper was the smart home device to compete against the x. Ten home automation protocol, sold the same company that sold that SHE appear there.

They were on that kinds of one thousand nine hundred eighty four, what else they cook up. And then the clapper, in the view they had an an creativity, they had an MIT that had finger slots called the of glove. I'd love IT, but a few yeah, if I could invest in reverse.

I did. They do oxy clean too. I don't think so.

I think I so how much was the club? Er much club, one thousand and four k so the club, that's a simple one that plugged into, i'm positive and positive IT played into the wall and I was, I just had to hear audio and send a signal. This gotta cheap.

This GTA be cheap. I'm going on cheap here. I mean, one thousand nine hundred eighty four.

This was one nineteen eighty four. Is google home pretty much? yes. And google home minutes are like two dollars and zero, but is so is so like the cat is if you buy something google related to or not to get a google whole mini with IT somewhere, oh my god, but is this the google many this.

Through through your window that no on I even think, yeah, the clapper, the clapper and I only works for one device. Actually, you can plug G A. Trying to remember the first generation, I think two.

And then they added a third device. But you might have been able to get from cheap companies now cost dollars like twenty books. So what would be the equivalent of that? Although that was this, the first one club. Second for something. But sorry, just cancel the time.

Sorry, but because body got my answer is down ninety eight ninety five dollars or correct answer was thirty dollars so you are ser both well no because he's and forty so i'm a sent and he's over two yeah so I two it's and I wrote and was like qual if one was closer the sense well played eighty dollars, well played. All right. This one is from one thousand nine hundred eighty five, ready speed, excEllent quality bitmap graphics, convenient copying, fund switching and downloading, quiet Operation, the most powerful table top printer in the industry.

Maxing out of three hundred spots per inch, this beast of a machine can print us twenty two different funds between six and twenty four point sizes because I have calibre and can print vertically or horizontally. That's right. It's one thousand nine hundred eighty five ves.

Xerox four of xiao is nineteen eighty five, forty forty five. Laser copy or printer? Did they really have a difference that I can do? Landscape and port.

Don't even me. I, that's hard stuff. OK a zeote e printer with a eero qx copyright printer copier.

A ZARA laser. No wonders. IOS park at all. That innovation.

What is part time for P, A R C? No, what is the time for? I'll give you a point.

One pencil. No, really cool print, and those are really cool. Not actually use good sense for no, it's the pale to research center.

Isn't no weird that xiao invented literally everything they were is the mouse that's true. And the guy, yeah, the ship, oh oh, sorry. So the print, the printer in the scanner is a printer.

I don't actually think that is a is a copy or so. I don't think it's a scare you have to to copy. I don't know if we could.

I don't know that's the thing. All were going to do IT later. But yeah, it's a laser copy of printer. Three thousand and eighty five seems really nice.

This is a business like enterprise isn't like a big one, one the one of big ones, uh, it's not one of the really huge ones when you think of like the classic sixties, seventies zio q, it's much more similar in size to like something you'd see in a university these days. You know mean, it's not like a small printer, big table top. It's like that thing, your university that you're to paid use you.

I mean, like the six, six, six, six ziogoon achenes were like half a room. There are sounds like you guys, I down a number of the right, wow, there were five hundred dollar delta each. I said eight.

The point belongs to, that's right. This thing retailed for four thousand, nine hundred and ninety five dollars, adJusting for inflation. That is fourteen grand business.

That doesn't surprise. All right? Let's do let's do one more at at least an extra two thousand, so you can print them out landscape.

Not just that, you could go up to twenty four point front. I was gonna ked. How many pages per minute could print that was going my problem.

I had that P. P. M. As part of this. I didn't write IT down in my little script because that to me, is everything, this thing that I would have in the, this was an enterprise as soon as as as enterprise as like this could be a valid to like, a really expensive thing that we don't buy.

Because enterprise the same thing, printers and life like industrial industrial like these cameras. I mean, they still have like A V H S machine you would buy for your house. But you can only do that if you're pretty wealthy, really wealthy yeah but at least what's the equivalent of that for today? 对， pro, a devil phantom.

That's another good one. How much they cost? Three, four, five thousand cheese? No, all right.

Last products, alright, and that's product. This is a good one. This is the motorola a brother lifestyle. This pager was all the rage. IT features, timekeeping, message, time stamp and an auto on off.

You can store up to eight numeric messages in the and in case you guys, for some reason, happen in psychology technology of page or Prices, this is specifically the Price for the neon yellow color. Oh, extra was IT released three months later to replace, I think actually might think so. The motorola b was like a pretty popular like line of pages.

And this is the bravo lifestyle plus. So it's like the special version of a special version of actually made possible. The the life style series was in these like fun, translucent classic IT would like he was for teenagers have finally gotten hard IT like we've done enough of the black one for businesses.

How do we sell a new version to a new audience that made the walkman but durable and yellow? So i'm guessing it's cheaper than the traditional deeper, more expensive than the lifestyle. IT at IT was more expensive than the traditional version, but by an amount of money that IT feels like i've trying to think equivalent product where you have to spend like a little bit more to get a different human I ipad.

So one hundred dollars is more for anything but the base calling test the number three, yeah okay, any car? Yeah but can feel different if I this thing I would have a sure that said, eat sleep page. But if you're like vastly over restivo, how much of pager could do?

I this is ninety one, by the way, that I say that adjusted for inflation, two thousand I know was year. I was a, though I was born that a united also one ninety one. nice. How much did this cost? I will not be got um so was further teams.

I'm imagining the atoms mom is like, I think i'm going to labor pages adam's dead on this and home you dad had a lifestyle plus mistake he an G O motor lifestyle boards file electric yellow edition I rote one ninety. Well, I know eighty arrow error two or eight twenty one. I think I totally a brain for m ark.

My work is used to the vision property, citing his eyes. Yeah, I wrote one, ninety nine, eighty nine I rote two, eight, twenty one who is closest thing? What might just get? It's one hundred and fifteen dollars.

Why are you I yeah, Andrew, your killing this. What is i'm over the boomer here. All right, before we go to commercial break, right before we go to commercial break, right again.

Before we. Before we go to commercial, right, I wanted to invite a trivia veteran to come and do one quick question. Specifically, mali zing is IT in the theme of the current theme here.

This isn't the theme of mario ec OK. This could be any format, any theme based. L boy, so I know you all have been dying for a follow up question.

Um so I have a crown sh fun fact today um Louisiana farmers annually harvest up to one hundred and fifty million pounds of crofton sh each year so how many pounds of crop sh has the current world record holder Sonia Thomas consumed in one setting? It's a possible choice in market. Say, how many crops? Sh easy.

I ve sixteen a day. No, that's a good. It's 哦， sorry.

How many pounds? How many pounds? OK options? Pounds options. A one point five pounds amateur tion b four point seven pounds in an option c six point five pound.

Can I clarify something before we go now? Choose your pic, choose your fire. Those are amateur numbers.

Are the numbers, the meat that was taken out of them or how much the crown? Sh, it's the starting wait. OK.

Yeah, that's that changes everything. That kind of does change everything. So David is b option b awt be as well. And then when markets say, see, I said see right well mark s you are correct. Five pounds of cropping sh and that is sick ing amount of food.

There's actually a video of IT just play the sound and um do you want to hear how many other things she's consumed? Other records word world, imagine cross sh was a specific one just to have a world record. And SHE probably has a bunch of other world records of other random foods SHE does is very impressive OK.

Um SHE actually I think for the crofts record, beat all other male competitors by multiple pounds. Wo so tiny woman, her nickname is the widow maker. what? And SHE is also eat one hundred and eighty three chicken wings in twelve minutes.

I can't have been imagined. I don't think I could pull that many of the bone in twelve minutes uh and she's also yeah hundred two hundred and ungodly and also eighty chicken nugget in five minutes that that's a lot of cross sh. Sure is Andrew. Really think a great and will have some more I I assume trivia tech question. We're actually gonna eating profil I washed if I crowd wish.

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Uh, Alice, here we're going to be get our final a round in way in view to ganzi. But first, a quick update to our score. Adam Marcus, twenty eight.

I've gone down. H, can you get three? Andrew, twenty seven, M, V, P, around that I market and I, A bunch of point.

David, twenty eight, time to bucket up. All right, let's go. This is our audio round, a fan favorite all right today. This time this go round, the six drive against a theme is tech announcements.

I am going to play in an audio clip of the announcement of a product, and you need to tell me which product that is. For example, if I play. So classic three things, a widespread ipod with touch controls, a revolutionary mobile phone and a breakthrough internet communications device.

This bro. You guys would say, are you getting IT the iphone one? The iphone? yes.

So if one of this isn't the develop windows, doesn't you talking about the one where they're all like dancing like that one is not on here, unfortunately, but we do have some other good ones like this one. Now I want to point something out here. The fittest part of care is still thinner than the finance.

Writing on the t you are writing a damages. We're talking thin here, but he could be wrong. It's the ipad.

So it's so thin and even fits inside. One of these on believes that we've all seen. I was there, I remember. And so let me go head and show to you. Now for those curious, we do believe out anytime the product or company or anything has mentioned, hence the now I want to point something out here.

I feel like everyone what i've got of all right um everyone read your answers and leave IT at that can book C C book air macc air, macc air, macbook air three correct answers. Way to go guys. Number three, and you stop the envelope.

Don't worry, they get increasingly less iconic, okay? Incredibly pleased to introduce our consumer product comes from the marriage of the excitement of the internet with the simplicity of even though this is a full blooded, we are targeting this with the number one use. The consumers tell us they want a computer for which is to get on the internet simply and fast.

I know, I know this. Okay, this, we had this, had this on retrospect, this, this is probably, he did. I think it's the cause they add.

People get on the internet for the first time. It's the and eighties, a full blooded. I'm very wrong.

Or now I talking audio quality would have been the same because audio technology is rarely changed. Yes, i'm leaving my it's between two different computers. That's interesting.

All right, let's hear your answers. Yeah, what was so interesting? I wrote the eye book, I wrote chrome book, I rote the lisa is the mac book.

IT was the imac g three the first product with I I C G fun color one, remember, called the I book g it's not a rule. You're wrong. It's the imac g it's the one that's bug for time, garland for the time.

And the ice stands for internet, internet mac. Mac, really? yeah.

So was the internet pod. no. Well, no, by that point he was just like iconic. But there is the making. That's why he says it's a full blooded macintosh.

I to believe that are obviously, and that's why it's extra funny that Steve jobs to be this one and this one might be, I don't know, a crime book, I couldn't be more excited, is everything. The rock is cutting edge, powerful, accelleration. And like the rock, IT will be the most electrifying thing coming out this year.

And what the rock is, the sports entertainment to the W. W. F, oh, sorry, that was not trim properly.

Suppose, say, we will be to video games. Yes, that was actually doing the rock job. And he was standing on stage next to go gates.

And I need to remember what he was announcing. That is so hard. Mars, when he played this for me, I had the exact same reaction. I was like, I know this.

What is the just the two of them saying, thanks each other and i'm so mad my board's only blank because I don't remember what IT is oh, no. And I can see IT if this is very i'm very much. Mark got a wrong then because you don't write anything.

I didn't write anything. All right. Would you guys right? X box, x box, x box, yes, box markets, correct.

What you said, he was standing next to bill gates, and that was a video game device. Yeah, windows and else, like, I don't know, sorry. Windows, yeah, right. Number five, IT.

The bar is pretty high in order to really create a new category devices, those devices are going to have to be far Better at doing some key tasks. They're going out to be far Better at doing some really important things Better than the laptop, Better than the smart phone. What kind of tasks get IT? Well, things like browsing the web, that's a pretty tall order, something that's Better at browsing the web than a laptop.

okay. Now some people have thought, okay, that's a net book. IT was, he did, but aren't Better at anything.

At my life, my age, they have, I love displays and they run quane. O, P, C, soft, that's true. And there's so cheer just cheap, small, small battery, small screen.

Because I I I had a laptop also, but I was like some other I forgot I reviewed IT to e epc pad. sorry. And you are correct.

I got surprised. What are you guys right? I really right.

I also read ipad. Nice, nice. The ad is not Better. No, it's how. Then the macbook? no. But then the net I had in two thousand eight, oh my god, yes, I don't know.

You guys never knew the pain I had a netbook I know, but I take is like having a netbook is fine when you're like i'm not even going going to do IT. What are. So I know the son.

Thank you, and good morning. Thank you for joining us here in new york city. You know IT was just eighteen months ago when outlined a new strategy to deliver people great mobile products. At that time, we recognized that the industry has shifted IT had shifted from a battle of devices to a war of ecosystems.

And in order to deliver consumers, a competitive experience needed to be part of an ecosystem, and which meant giving people beautiful files while also ensuring that we delivered a wide range of services and applications that consumers expect today. As a result, we outlined deliberate steps would take to realize our strategy and bring to people great mobile products. What do we got? Well, you didn't pray that time I was listening to the thing.

So give me a minute here. Okay, move product. I am done great mobile products.

That last line start me off, but I think i'm sticking with whatever this ones where two points we just decided. but. I'm sticking with whatever I do.

I like OK IT to me. All right, all three wrong answers before our audio listeners. The same.

Anyway, a amazon alex. A speaker up? no. A pixel seven? no. Andrew was the closest that the answer this was for the nokia lumina nine twenty and eight twenty.

This is where they announced they were going with the windows phones series eight O S. So when they said the mobile device at the end, because that whose voice was that, I don't know. Jeff alf, a very IT this morning. It's immediately just made me think of when they said mobile devices and ecosystem together. I thought that's I thought in new york, in new york because how do the next dying day hi day, i'm Michael and am a product ager mobile team.

I just drove from the office in california to the the Young museum and and I used a very exciting new feature of to guide me and please to announced the battle launch of one of our most requested mobile features, turn by turn. GPS navigation with voice guidance is coming to for android powered phones. Navigation isn't a difficult P, S.

Navigation system. Less than one percent of today's G, P, S, navigation devices are connected to the cloud, but navigation was built from the ground up for internet connected devices. I don't know why big, big things very funy.

And I tested this round out on miles and adam. Just I can imagine why I was just laugh this whole time because I feel feel i'm wrong because IT feels very obvious and markets looks very confused. So I probably answer the apple watch.

Remember, it's bleeps office in bleeps, california. That's right. What's here? We ve got google's office in mountain view garment.

If he was glass, they would have done the audio bit of them jumping out of the blimp to land. I didn't. Maybe I should have mentioned that there are products.

Yeah, I just thought the products as a device. Now, understand the confusion and unfortunate. I cannot work, award your points, but I will take responsibility for the incoherence.

And up next, as the circle perfect single was this, some might say, simply perfect in a complete set of point, all equally distant from my single point on one. No beginning, no end, no end to the beginning. But so is that circle so circular if you win a little? In fact, circle is circus is not delighted.

But that delight inspired us to reimagine the circle for the new precisely three point five millimeters in diameter, forced the machine from the finest premium grade copper. And I I was in a unibody of die cast anion minus. This is real customer to to deliver the satisfying feeling of click, have, clip a circle, yes, but also a whole, a tiny black hole with the gravitation pool of a trillion collapse stops.

Wow, I cut IT off. IT keeps going. I I remember I, yes, I played this video in here for you guys about a year ago.

Actually, I remember. Listen to this in the upstairs office. Long time i'll give.

You a hint, the key part of that was the three point five millimeter measurement of the circle. Random, right? In cursive.

What did you write in cursive headphone? right? You think this is, this is a product jack?

I think, no, that's what I rope. But it's, is a one. 喂喂喂， give me a sec.

The pixel one. Wait more. The H, T, C, one I thought was like pigs three.

The big pic yesterday did IT. Yes, I did. Is a pixel two.

No other pixel had one, three point four million to head from that. That free. And this is the announcement video. There is an announcement.

Deo for the big announce the people specifically for the headline, jack and that was that video get more press I don't announce was specially for i'm shut up i'm not giving that is such people, but that's done of either. Now you have to change these passwords every three months. So we saw opportunity to make users lives safer and easier through biometric authentication.

Now instead, typing a password, you are the password is the perfect combination of security and convenience. One of the most exciting examples of this is the area scanner, which maps your errors, create a unique digital signature, and I print instead of a fingerprints. Oo okay, so okay.

Oh my god, I need to remember what phone this was for this one if you just all accept the om, just to make IT a little easier. So, oh, but yes, this was the adult mate for a specific phone and maybe we'll do an extra point thing that guess one of them wasn't that. Oh, well, all right, kay, David, I wrote, dude, no.

What is this iphone x IT is that is incorrect? No one point that is also incorrect or LG is g IT. The samsung S A unpack, there are the first, first, first, what really must be up with them, calling IT biometric and then saying, oh, only iris, which like there a bunch of fingerprints ing.

Remember that, all right, we have one more in our audio around. I give for ready. This one needs a discovery because I am pretty sure this is a real announcement video.

I haven't found any credible evidence that suggests it's not a real announcement video. I just have only seen this reposted two places in the entire internet. yeah.

IT looks professionally animated. IT sounds professionally voiced over IT IT feels real, but just the fact that I can't find very many references to IT makes me a little skeptical. I just wanted to put that out there. I think it's real. If it's not real and you know, it's not real, please reach out to us, the show will make a correction.

Everything about you and not saying that makes me think it's fake, you'll see you and I like IT feels so real that IT kind of almost feels fake that the vision pro tag line is, well, the smart phone, it's come a long way. That's what started out is a nice thing to have, is now the most important device in our lives. But the industry is hit a wall.

Each new phone is just a slightly Better version than the one before IT, adding to what has become all my of the phone experience itself. So we love apps. The current smart phones make you use them.

Wanted a time in and out and onto the next step, then the next and the next, rarely working together. So what do we do now? We start over.

Hubs that pull the stuff you want and bring IT all to one place. This isn't the next chapter in the story of the smart phone. This is a new beginning.

The new series, a series that really sounds like a humane pitch wait series? yes. So a single device, this this is there any way you could play that half through since I interacted? sure. And yes, this is not a single device. This is the announcement of an entire platform, what with a different kind of phone that doesn't make you go in and out of VS, but let you grass and go actually be a positive and say i'll explain why the word series will probably not be helpful to you.

So and if you ignore IT, you are more likely to get the answer correct and might be with one that doesn't to let go and go experience, that keeps your life in motion and let you flow seamlessly through integrated hubs, hubs that pull the stuff you want to bring IT all to one place. This isn't the next chapter in the story of the smart phone. This is a new beginning.

The new series. So I will also add, part of the reason I think these are real is because the dates on the youtube uploads, the two youtube uploads of this I found are accurate to wedded proud came out. So someone, if someone worried, you have made like a parity.

So the product is one hundred percent real. Like, you know, the product is real. Now, this came out to all up cycle stuff. Sounds like a commercial.

I like a, but didn't sound like, can I ask if this is a hardware or a software product? A this video, that's a really tough question, must be real. IT is real.

This video is for the software component of IT. I prefer the term platform, but technically, this is not confined to a single piece of hardware. And i've got a wrong.

I'll accept a pretty brought arrive answers. I know this was a little weird. Can I give reason as to I picked mine? I would love that.

Alright, sops around. I wrote that. I wrote blackberry.

But what would you there? Like pulling things into hubs? Yeah, yeah.

Black, very hub. Ah, what are you, David? R L G V, ten, because those phones had that second screen.

Yeah, I was first thinking like a surface. Do I was as well. But they never called that a phone. They special one, Andrew winter, which is the correct answer.

I is, I fused because we were talked about window those two since, hey, we never with the last yeah, you didn't say he wasn't. Working, I did also, I want to be honest, I feel a little bad because I wrote that down very well after there is a time. What what I mean, only feel bad if you wait the school.

And so just just to car, iffy road quick. The reason that the word series was at the end of windows phone is because windows phone was built on the work that was windows mobile yeah. Before that, the last version of windows mobile was version six point five.

The original version of windows phone was branded as windows phone seven. Yes, I remember that we are running out of time here, but we want to get a few more questions. And so we're going to do a little speed trivia for our audio listeners.

Our contestants are now pulling out their game buzzers. You might remember these from their family food, special for those of yours who have never seen the buzz action play before. David, would you hit your buzzer?

D, you will hear that when David gets at first. Andrew, will you hit your buzzer? R, you will hear that when Andrew hits at first.

And mark has. Wait, my is a boy, alright? great.

I was worried the body work and i'm going to pass IT over to speed around my strong the letter bird, dean of speed rounds. I'm going to pretend I know who that is. So just first question.

You letter bird, legendary composer of the new york metropolitan Opera wow, i'm not a rich, not on the same level. I'm not rich. But tar no out in the tars about tar.

Former U. S. President barrack obama was famously a user of what phone? Yeah, a blackberry. Okay, but he now uses an iphone and I know exactly what apps are on his own. Cares the black very present.

He was the back made so you can have them or they made like a super secure, I think all the secret cause I don't know, you can have a smart from that tracked to G, P, S. Location all the time. I think they had like a dumb phone, like a super secure dumb phone for the phone.

So next question, what is the most recently discovered planet in our solar system? Planet x, that's twitter in correct? really? yeah.

Oh, in eighteen forty six was pluto discovered after, but then take away plate. They discovered in one thousand thirty and then demoted. That was pretty easy to pick.

The first, like how we go. Next question I get is a tailless version. Speaking of targeted question, tera swift notoriously was an anti spotify y person and did not have her music on the platform, but eventually he did.

That's when did this happen? Two thousand and twenty two? No, but looking for a day or an album. My date, I said, I said twenty, twenty two, yeah, you twenty, twenty three, twenty eighteen wrong clock.

Twenty is no penalty for being wrong and you get when I guess this, you okay, get to know, can you go back to back, back to back, back, back goes wrong and then again, after the first three, like once remember, person is a your buzzer is deactivated until I reactivated and so you have no idea when it's going to be active again. And don't spam the buzz. Tail is version question.

I get number two. Number two, oh my god. Oh sorry, I have to do the extremely popular music video slash short film all too well is sitting at a cool ninety five million views on youtube right now.

Fun fact, a lot of IT was shot on codec thirty five millimeter eto rome. So the question, what year did at chrome come out to the public? Nineteen seventy, nope.

Nineteen seventy one. Note market sixty nine, note sixty seven, wrong. About nineteen eighty 1， one hundred, just gonna forty six the next day.

And then come back exactly. That was when I was first released to the public IT. Was four government used before that, or private use something like that? You, I cept IT.

okay. And next question, I, I, yes, I also sometimes, but why would any other know? I thought David would like to note how long is one irani's year measured in earth ears one year?

One year, rain year, can we so this one you'll just take, where is closed? Can I get are even wait, how does that work? I get to think now, both gest guys, both of, again, again, I didn't know you boss me, but did you both me, oh, man, I thought it's about a year.

I, I, but if we go again, i'll take courses. yeah. OK from this. The sixty seven. Okay, yes, yes. Marks turn.

Fifty OK forty nine the correct answer is eighty four years of David is correct. You are. So my first was actually cause 你说 啥？ But your first guys, I said sixty eight, the first time I thought you take sixty seven, just I didn't I didn't I know how long the days are on those plans, but not how long the years are.

The years of be multiple because they are further away from them. Totally different, totally different. It's how faster rotate or is how faster orbits really yeah but it's probably IT probably rotate slower of IT orbit is slow out what tech device was internally code named shamoon pixel too? No, that's a true.

That's that true. That's my yeah. Next is say I had a next is, no, that's fine. That's me.

what? Okay, I was my color. O O, here we're going to. That was my fall.

I cancelled Andrews buzzer, but that was, in fact, Andrews mountain do OK. Here are a video viewers. I have, uh, Andrew as classic mountain.

Do I have David as baha blast? And I have work as as code red. I saw the Green and I thought I was mine.

No, it's all good. I'm going to give IT to both David and entered. That was a host error.

We also going to say next six. I knew is the existing I knew. This, okay, no, I knew was IT was before the six P, I.

I have said six, five. If I had taken that long, I also, yes, had the, and he was a huge Jason one. correct? All right. Next question, texture doxy is a neurotoxin that can kill you if you eat IT inside, what kind of fish go fish. No, no.

Share me how to say our fish, but. OK next question. what? That one I like, that one I take questions.

Are there any take ones? Take your science. Take your pick.

Tech, science. So we have tech questions. Tech, yeah. I'm like, where's the g question? OK, don't see.

What was the code name darlin for in what in general, you darleen darleen. We talked about IT in this podcast. My did yp.

Are you pressing about him? You have a OK. Thank you.

Iphone ten? nope. Mark, windows. Sun, no, but we in this.

等到 世界大 意大利。 I don't even the I book, the imac g three. nope.

The pung system, the home park. Alright, I think good time for one more question. Are you guys ready? What if we do tomorrow? Are we did two more?

Point in my whole life is not easy. Your alarm goes off. What if I god, all right, earlier, before I was ruled interrupted, trying to explain how a VCR and audio worked, I mentioned pherson oxide particles.

Herc oxide particles are an example of White. particle. It's a little road, I think.

What elements are ferry oxide particles primarily composed of? I could have done that one well. Do you like? Can I do that? Yes, yeah.

That is on. I was not now nice. All right, now we have one more. In twenty sixteen, doing the, rob Johnson released an alarm clock f called the rock clock.

You can use that as your regular long clock, or you can also set IT to wake you up at the same time that he woke up. You don't know the question for, say, you accept an answer for not the question, but good you clearly to every day. That is when he, I correctly does look up before.

But the question is, and now this is only for David engine, right? His APP was missing one common feature. What was the market snooze? Nice this news, but invest really fine that.

Also, there are two rock questions, and none of them were about the rock products. I wish my life was the most useless alarm out of all time. You wake up IT for him and IT doesn't news at all, is powerful, powerful until you hit the expert.

You can lose that because it's only his times and also, I guess, like not a day. York, I have two questions. One IT bit me, but okay, we're telling up the final score.

I was a rough couple minutes for me there. I think I get one point. I think, David, one, because of the extra question.

No, I got the last question wrong. Well, the the way I see that is when U. S.

For two questions, they added the question because they were going to do the rock question because we talk to about what you think that's my guess. I think IT might be you guys are summing. These are all one point question.

Yes, it's going to be really annoyed. One market ones are stopped to your buttons. I look sorry, I didn't have mind.

It's for no reason. Minds over there. I didn't do IT.

I wasn't mean, guys, it's happening. We have a Victor sick. Nobody named Victor works here.

That's what you think. Oh, but there's actually someone named the Victor at this table right now. Oh, do have a pretty hard.

He's been playing this game for a long time, and I think it's been a long time coming for this. No way. Yeah, way, no way. That had happened. Is David Andrew mango? Andrew would be David by a single point, one point he Carry the wind, Carry the, Carry the world that you don't care what that was actually impressed.

But I did like to do I would love thanks for watching the studio episode. I hope you enjoyed the form, sorry, the way form, trivial trivia where the points kind of eventually do matter. We've been your host markets and the winner. And David Alice, adam, reproduced by Alice and adam. We are part of the ox matic protest network, and our inter actor music was made by vince E.

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