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On Our Podcast Show this week, we discuss how the next generation of computer motherboards is adopting a more aesthetically pleasing look. MSI Project Zero is one of those ways. By routing the cable connectors to the back of the motherboard, all PC builds look cleaner and have less cable mess. While the industry now applauds the innovation, its origin started as a joke, leading one major motherboard manufacturer to abandon it altogether. Our guest worked for that company and now works for MSI, which gives us the entire tale of shame and success.
Highlights
- 00:00 – What is MSI, and what does it stand for?
- 03:23 – Why did MSI make gaming laptops?
- 05:27 – What can gaming laptops do?
- 07:13 – What is a desktop replacement?
- 10:25 – Will MSI provide GAN chargers for their laptops?
- 14:26 – Why does the MSI Titan use so much power?
- 15:26 – What’s so special about the MSI Claw?
- 18:12 – What’s the performance of the MSI Claw?
- 20:04 – How often does MSI update the Claw?
- 21:31 – What has MSI done with AI?
- 23:18 – Will Apple use AI?
- 25:01 – What software will use NPU?
- 26:29 – What is CoPilot + PC?
- 27:50 – Does AMD Strix Point support CoPilot + PC?
- 29:02 – Does Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite support CoPilot + PC?
- 31:05 – Will PC software work on ARM based CoPilot + PC?
- 35:06 – Is everyone jumping on the ARM bandwagon?
- 37:18 – How ARM-based efficient are Intel Lunar Lake processors?
- 41:13 – How powerful is the MSI’s new updated Claw?
- 42:26 – What are SlimQ GAN laptop chargers?
- 46:59 – What included software is essential for laptops?
- 49:56 – WHAT IS MSI PROJECT ZERO?
- 57:38 – Why do manufacturers want their own ecosystems?
SlimQ portable GAN chagers – https://slimq.life/
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