Nilay Patel

There are weird projects and concepts.

Why are you so invested in CES?

Of all of the companies, I think Razer has the most consistent enthusiasm for this show in particular.

Well, I'm curious.

I mean, this is kind of a meta question.

This show in particular has changed so much over the years.

The idea of even having a big tech trade show has gone in and out of favor.

If you look at where a lot of the action in Vegas this week is, it's actually in the Aria and the Vidara where the ad tech people are doing whatever weird stuff they're doing over there.

I don't even know what's going on over there, man.

It's goofy.

this is about getting attention, right?

I mean, you launch things at trade shows because the press and creators are here and you can get a lot of attention.

Razor doesn't need help getting attention.

Why still do it here?

Do you think you're still getting the same amount of attention from this kind of thing as you would if you just had your own events?

So let me ask about the announcements here.

There's an AI headset, Motoku.

Yes.

You've got AI PCs for software developers, which is really interesting.

I want to talk to you about that.