Min-Liang Tan

It's odd.

And we were just talking about it yesterday.

It's over 20 years, right, at this point of time.

And I think we've been at CES maybe 15 years or so.

And from the very early days at Razer, I remember Pepcom.

Massive hall with a little table there talking about gaming products.

Back then, I think we were probably one of the few, if not the only gaming equipment provider.

And it's really grown for us.

I think what has happened is we have a huge online community.

People are very passionate about things that we come up with, what's the latest and greatest, and we've really grown this community and we've all been kind of invested with what we're going to be launching at CES.

So it kind of started a couple of years ago when we said, okay, why don't we not just...

bring the stuff that we're going to launch, but some of the things that we've got cooking in the Razor Labs and stuff.

And we brought it to CES.

It has been a hit, and we said every year, why don't we bring more of our concept products, some of which will come to market, some of which do not, and let's hear what the community thinks.

So we're a company that, for gamers by gamers, we really like to hear what the community likes to say about our product, and it gives us an opportunity to present the stuff we've got,

get the feedback, and then we go back and polish it a little bit.

Well, it's an opportunity, I think, for us also to catch up with our partners, friends, show a little bit of what we've been working on under the hood.

But it's a bit of a tradition also of sorts.

I think the community expects us to be here.

And I'd love to see more of these in-person events right now, especially post the pandemic and what has happened.