John Siracusa

And I feel like the next time if they keep selling this product and they eventually revise it further.

The next time, the only way they can move forward is they have to move to a smaller size coin battery.

And that gives them a whole bunch of options because once you are, first of all, it would be smaller, period.

And once you're moving to a smaller size with a smaller battery, you have more options for attachability instead of trying to put one very small hole with reinforcement around it on the very, very edge of the existing form factor.

And you should, because you should engrave little emojis on them so you can call them by their names.

So I'm assuming they're all there doing creator things.

I mean, everyone thought like this would be a good time to announce the new M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pros.

But it seems like they're probably just showing them Creator Studio.

I think the embargo just lifted that because I saw Jason Snell's review of Creator Studio.

I mean, I guess we'll find out.

I mean, maybe they could release the MacBook Pros on the 29th and maybe the people who are at this event are already using them right now.

We don't know.

But yeah, we do feel like sometime early in this year, we will see the M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pros, just not today as we record.

So based on the headline, everyone's like, oh no, if you love Sony TVs, now they're dead.

TCL is taking them over and they'll just be TCL TVs.

But if you read, you know, two paragraphs into any of the announcements, you realize, oh, Sony's still going to be selling Sony TVs.

It's just that they're having this partnership with TCL.

And yes, TCL is 51% and they'll have 49%.

So TCL will technically be in control, but they'll still be Sony products.

With Sony's all existing Sony proprietary stuff going into them.