Min-Liang Tan

So I do think, however, that...

All gamers would love better games, more fun games, more engaging games.

And, you know, if AI can help create that by doing better QA, I mean, I'm all for it.

Yeah.

I mean, we haven't announced the prices for the next round of laptops, for example.

And this is something that concerns me, right?

Because the RAM prices are going up and we want to be able to make sure our laptops remain affordable and being in the reach of gamers out there.

But it has been moving.

I mean, it is such a volatile situation at this point of time that it's hard for us to even figure out what's the pricing at this juncture.

I don't know if I can pick a number right now as I speak with you and by the end of the podcast.

That's bad.

It is bad.

Well, we do have a secondary business of sorts.

So hardware is a big part of our business.

We have actually a services payments business that we do payments for a lot of the game companies out there.

And that's one of the strategies that we've got to be able to try to make our products more available to everyone.

So, you know, and that's the way that we kind of see it.

We are an ecosystem of sorts.

We do great hardware, I think, for game developers and the gamers out there.

But we've got a software platform that we're able to bring, you know, across to the...