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Is that why?

Is that why?

All right. The rumor is like the 28th or basically the end of October, 18.1 is supposed to come out. So we'll all be living it soon.

All right. The rumor is like the 28th or basically the end of October, 18.1 is supposed to come out. So we'll all be living it soon.

Does the Apple TV already have 8 gigs of RAM? I forget what the RAM is in the Apple TV these days. I have no idea. I mean, you possibly could ship 8 gigs of RAM easily in the Apple TV, I feel like.

Does the Apple TV already have 8 gigs of RAM? I forget what the RAM is in the Apple TV these days. I have no idea. I mean, you possibly could ship 8 gigs of RAM easily in the Apple TV, I feel like.

The HomePod has a watch CPU now, doesn't it?

The HomePod has a watch CPU now, doesn't it?

Or watch caliber, let's say, performance-wise. And by the way, the latest Apple TV apparently has 4 gigs of RAM.

Or watch caliber, let's say, performance-wise. And by the way, the latest Apple TV apparently has 4 gigs of RAM.

Let me guess. It fills with water? The director is Edward Berger.

Let me guess. It fills with water? The director is Edward Berger.

I think there's an app where you can look that up.

I think there's an app where you can look that up.

That's one of the areas where it starts to diverge from, because lots of people have made this comparison, and it's somewhat apt, but not quite for everything you just said of watching a play, because when you're in the audience of a play, you could choose to look somewhere that's not where the action's happening, and plays also do things to guide your attention, like put the spotlight on these two people, but hey, what if you want to look over there?

That's one of the areas where it starts to diverge from, because lots of people have made this comparison, and it's somewhat apt, but not quite for everything you just said of watching a play, because when you're in the audience of a play, you could choose to look somewhere that's not where the action's happening, and plays also do things to guide your attention, like put the spotlight on these two people, but hey, what if you want to look over there?

Unless they have it in complete darkness, which is one of the things they do, you might be able to look at other people who are in a scene instead of just the two people who are talking. And people can have different seats in the audience, and they might have different perspectives. So you can have visible microphones and visible people holding up props or visible lights and all the other stuff.

Unless they have it in complete darkness, which is one of the things they do, you might be able to look at other people who are in a scene instead of just the two people who are talking. And people can have different seats in the audience, and they might have different perspectives. So you can have visible microphones and visible people holding up props or visible lights and all the other stuff.

But... even a play, even if you're in the very front row, isn't full 180 because you're not literally on the stage. But obviously with Inversive Video, I was thinking when you were talking about the two people eating the snack, like you can make artistic choices like, guess what, Casey? You're the Oreo cookie in the middle of the table. Your head...

But... even a play, even if you're in the very front row, isn't full 180 because you're not literally on the stage. But obviously with Inversive Video, I was thinking when you were talking about the two people eating the snack, like you can make artistic choices like, guess what, Casey? You're the Oreo cookie in the middle of the table. Your head...