John Siracusa

someday it will arrive and you'll sure be sure to hear about it here when the first car ships with it because it's definitely going to be weird but right now apple says it is still a thing so just be patient i guess it's the race between next generation carplay and a new monitor

someday it will arrive and you'll sure be sure to hear about it here when the first car ships with it because it's definitely going to be weird but right now apple says it is still a thing so just be patient i guess it's the race between next generation carplay and a new monitor

I don't think we have enough people who listen to the show to make that possible, even if they all converted into members.

I don't think we have enough people who listen to the show to make that possible, even if they all converted into members.

This is never going to work. Yeah, that's expensive. But I'll definitely read articles about it and watch YouTube videos about it and talk about it on the show.

This is never going to work. Yeah, that's expensive. But I'll definitely read articles about it and watch YouTube videos about it and talk about it on the show.

If the only thing I could do with the million dollars was buy one of these cars, I would do it.

If the only thing I could do with the million dollars was buy one of these cars, I would do it.

Honda's got their ASIMO operating system. I don't know what they're doing with that. It's not even clear. Are they using Android Automotive and ASIMO is just something on top of it or alongside it? Anyway, we'll find out when the Acura RDX EV comes out with the ASIMO operating system in 2026, if I recall correctly.

Honda's got their ASIMO operating system. I don't know what they're doing with that. It's not even clear. Are they using Android Automotive and ASIMO is just something on top of it or alongside it? Anyway, we'll find out when the Acura RDX EV comes out with the ASIMO operating system in 2026, if I recall correctly.

Acura RSX. Sorry for that. RS10. Yeah, so we talked about this in overtime in a past episode where we talked about the Switch 2, and I mentioned that there has been a lot of increased activity in the realm of handheld gaming PCs because the technology is available for it.

Acura RSX. Sorry for that. RS10. Yeah, so we talked about this in overtime in a past episode where we talked about the Switch 2, and I mentioned that there has been a lot of increased activity in the realm of handheld gaming PCs because the technology is available for it.

You can make low-power, high-performing processors that can play quote-unquote PC games pretty well, well enough to be on a little screen that you can hold on your hand. Another reason why more of these are appearing is an article from The Verge from earlier in the month. Valve will officially let you install SteamOS on other handhelds as soon as this April.

You can make low-power, high-performing processors that can play quote-unquote PC games pretty well, well enough to be on a little screen that you can hold on your hand. Another reason why more of these are appearing is an article from The Verge from earlier in the month. Valve will officially let you install SteamOS on other handhelds as soon as this April.

So Steam Deck is Valve's handheld thing, and it runs a variant of Linux that has some libraries to let it run Windows games called SteamOS. And Valve has said for a while that they were always supposed to license SteamOS to other manufacturers. Now they're doing that.

So Steam Deck is Valve's handheld thing, and it runs a variant of Linux that has some libraries to let it run Windows games called SteamOS. And Valve has said for a while that they were always supposed to license SteamOS to other manufacturers. Now they're doing that.

A Lenovo is going to ship the first third-party SteamOS handheld in May, and supposedly it will let people install SteamOS and other handhelds even sooner than that thing ships. So Valve is making a play here to say, we don't just want to sell the Steam Deck, we want to be like the Microsoft of handheld gaming PCs.

A Lenovo is going to ship the first third-party SteamOS handheld in May, and supposedly it will let people install SteamOS and other handhelds even sooner than that thing ships. So Valve is making a play here to say, we don't just want to sell the Steam Deck, we want to be like the Microsoft of handheld gaming PCs.

If any quote-unquote PC manufacturer wants to make a handheld gaming platform, and there's a bunch of them, I think Asus makes one, Lenovo is going to make one, there's a couple of their manufacturers that I can't remember, like...

If any quote-unquote PC manufacturer wants to make a handheld gaming platform, and there's a bunch of them, I think Asus makes one, Lenovo is going to make one, there's a couple of their manufacturers that I can't remember, like...