Here is the Taiwan Pavilion Type 5. Originally, I came to cover Computex in Taiwan. Actually, it was so hot that I didn't want to come, but luckily today seems a bit cooler. First, up there, it says NVIDIA prominently, and over here, there is a laptop with the popular Snapdragon x Elite embedded with AMD Windows. That's the general feeling. Actually, one of the reasons I didn't want to come again was that last time I felt like there was slightly less novelty than before. Especially last year, every manufacturer was all about AI. This year is the same. If you look over there in the back, you can see it says AI there too, and here it also says AI. Surely, there must be AI here too. Let's see. More AI. What's this? It's an ad. The interior looks roughly like this. And like this.

I've also received a ticket, so let's take a look together. MSI is here, showcasing a laptop equipped with an Intel AI processor. They have displayed a notebook featuring an Intel CPU, codenamed Luna Lake, but when you look at it, they say it is equipped with an Intel CPU. If you leave this open, people like me will try various things and show you the performance. Similarly, MSI has also unveiled a mainboard that hides the traces of things like ACE and BTF, called Project Zero. What's interesting is that the LP CAM 2 is included here. What is it? It's right here. It looks amazing. If you see the new RAM replacing the existing deep one and align it with the holes, currently, you need to screw it in. Originally, it was released for laptops, but they say they tried applying it to desktops. Later, it may change to Regiro, and it could be installed on desktops or change in that way.

It's the same because Hynix also unveiled LPCH modules. We use LPDDR5X, which has a higher clock than the commonly used DDR5, so there are performance benefits. In the future, we'll have to see if our DRAM will change to these. This time, SPICS came out, and oh, AMD unveiled a new laptop CPU-equipped laptop at Computex. Now we can actually touch it. So, I want to run benchmarks and such, but it's an engineering sample, so the performance may not be great even if we run it. It has 12 cores and 24 threads. This time, AMD changed to the Intel big.LITTLE structure. So, there are five Zen cores and eight Zen 5c cores. Intel has Pico 2 cores. So, how will their performance be?

I think I need to see what the scheduling looks like, and oh, this is also on display. This one is also a product that hasn't been released yet. It's a laptop with a Snapdragon X Elite CPU, and Windows is installed. Now, usually when people say CPU, they mean Snapdragon X Elite is installed. It has 12 cores and 12 threads. Let's just take a look at the boost clock. When you run something, the clock doesn't go up. Let's see it from a hardware perspective. If you play a video like YouTube, hardware acceleration is working here. Let me just try this out a little bit. This is a web tool that puts a load on the CPU, and it's almost using 100%. Oh, the boost clock is around 3.42, it seems to be fixed. Wait a minute, then you can use this for Nicole, right? Oh, you can use it. Let's see. This saves all the tasks I've done on the device.

Just so you know, this does not communicate with external servers because of the on-device feature. You can even see it here; if you look at the top now, there is Ufirst. Look, letters are appearing now. So, when you type first here, it displays all the tasks with the word stream that I did. Currently, this is only possible in the AMD. Oh, this could be a useful feature if done by time intervals. ASUS has created a new brand that sends all power cables behind the motherboard to make the front look clean without any visible cables. Additionally, it even has a dedicated graphics card for BTF. Normally, it should go into the auxiliary power, but they created a gap that receives power separately, so all power is supplied through this slot without the need for auxiliary power. Expanding on this concept, even from the outside, almost no cables are visible.

I made a system, and it's designed like a foot, it's cool. Just to let you know, it doesn't have two graphic cards inside. At the back, it's designed like this, it's a computer case. Well done. Is HYT a brand? It became quite famous because of this case. Now, this is a foreign language learning case. There's an LCD on the side. The design is particularly beautiful because it collaborated with a YouTuber and became well-known for being a pretty and expensive case. But seeing it in person, it's really pretty. The blue color is nice, and the pink color here is also nice. Oh, it's better than I thought. The riser card is also well matched in color. Look, if I were to choose, I couldn't choose anything else. They did a great job. I heard that many people had a lot of fun with this case. Oh, and of course, when it comes to Computex, you should visit places like this.

What is this? Oh, what is it? OEM ODM Welcome. Most of the cases sold in Korea are now detached from China. Now, that's the factory. If you look for it, there may be products imported under different names in Korea. I always press things like this because it's nice to see case trends. In general, aquarium cases are prominent, and they have LED edges. What is this? I'm not sure if this will look good, but it seems to display real-time CPU GPU usage here. Oh, it's amazing. How does this interlock? Now, there are these commonly seen front mesh structure cases. There's a trend of using wood in cases again. So, there are cases made entirely of wood, and here on the front, Fractal Design is quite popular, so they also use wood like this.

Sticking it on and showing off the edge, it feels more like MDF than wood. It looks quite expensive and makes beautiful cases like this, which are very practical. As a leading company in trends, they have made cases for all grades like this. They even put a display on top, so it's likely to be linked with real-time information, like Ada. Similarly, using wood for cases, especially with Lian Li, using solid wood seems to be a trend. Next is Gigabyte, and as a feature, all next-generation Intel motherboards have applied the easy latches, so when you need to remove the two heat sinks, you don't have to unscrew them. Press a button to remove the graphics card as well, and this will be applied to almost all lineups. Since the entire bottom opens up, it's quite convenient. Even ITX.

Everything goes into the motherboard, and attaching a LAN card called AI Top to the graphics card seemed to have the same chip, but it turns out that it is attached to the blower model. When it comes to inserting it into the rack or configuring multiple graphics cards, blowers are the standard due to heat dissipation. The power terminal is located not on the side but on the tip, hence the naming AI seems to make sense. Additionally, Gigabyte also introduced a concept of stealth design to hide the cables in front, and the unique point is that it is white. This time, Cho Taek came, and what's different is that they unveiled a new UMPC in the organization. It's called JON, and the unique point is that it uses an AMD CPU, not something like Z1, but directly uses a laptop CPU called 8840. Other specifications include a 71-inch AMOLED display, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, and 8.5W consumption.

It's called a battery. This is a prototype, so when it actually comes out, it will probably look nicer. But mainly, if you look at the button arrangement and things like that, it should be focused on. The unique thing is that the trackpad is on both sides, and it's even below. In the case of the Steam Deck, there is only one on the top left, but this one is placed on both sides, and even below. So, wouldn't it be a bit inconvenient to operate this? Anyway, it's placed like that. On the top, there is one USB-C port, probably supporting USB 4 and Thunderbolt. At the bottom, there is also a USB 4.0 port and a microSD port. At the back, there are two buttons, and this is like a kickstand. Oh right, this one stands up like this, so it has a built-in kickstand. In fact, another important thing is how the home is decorated. Oh, this is just Windows Network.

When you press a key on the keyboard, this key is mapped, and when you press the Home key, well, it's not completed yet, so you can just get a sense of it like this. Oh, I found another interesting place. They came to upgrade RAM or SSD, and since they are not doing it themselves, they printed it out quite unprofessionally. Looking at the specs behind, it seems like it can go up to Zen 34, so they customize the specs you want. [Laughter] Okay, and I found another fascinating thing. This may not be visible on your cameras, but in my eyes, this character looks like it's moving in 3D in real-time. Oh, this idea is nice. If this is polished well, it could be really nice. When you look at this, it feels like an animated character, but it looks pretty good even to the naked eye. This is good enough that I would consider importing it. If you look at this closely.

You see, it's been a long time since I saw a Sparkle. They used to make graphics cards in the past, about 10 years ago. This time, with the Intel Arc series, they are making a comeback in the graphics card market. If you look up here, the products on top are also released in Korea. Oh, there is one product released below here. It's the Blue Concept. It seems like they are saying, This is how we will make Blue products. The design is not bad. What's interesting is that they can make White PC and Yes Can below. They have products that prove their capabilities like this. So, they also released a White Edition graphics card as a sample. There is also a product like this, the Arc A770 Thunderbolt Display Edition. Of course, this has not actually been released. So, if you look at the back here, there is one HDMI, one DP, and two Thunderbolt Display ports.

You can see that there is a dog running. Probably, it is currently made by Intel graphics card only, so they might have received various support from Intel to create this. Now, let's take a look at these skills. They always bring their RAM like this and show the overclocked results like this at Computex. They reached 1 gigabyte with DDR5. Secondly, they always bring interesting customs. This one continues to come out with a liquid order concept, somewhat frozen. Oh, this is fun. Here, they connected something like fiber optics to the dinosaur's head. Hey, this is a good idea. Or there are concepts where the case is completely covered like this, or next to it, what is this? It feels like the earth is cracked. Wow, this is really a piece of art. Oh, this also catches the eye. Wow, wow, how was this made on this computer in real life?

It feels like it's jumping around. Look, if you see it now, even the shadow underneath is expressed, so it really feels like it's in the air. Over there, behind, it's not projected onto the computer, right? If you look inside here, you can see the same system plugged in there. Wow, I hope this gets commercialized quickly. They displayed a few cute ones in color. Shall we take a look at this? This cat character is from the Mu brand, it gives off various vibes. It's a bit cute and sentimental with a main color tone. So, probably this was imported in Korea as well from what I remember. It gives off this kind of vibe, like a sub-brand. It's really cute, right? I didn't know they also had laptops. So, the highlight is in orange, and the sole is like this.

Oh, it's cute. Here, it says Mii. This character is really cute, right? There's something drawn on the back too, like this back view is drawn. It smells a bit Chinese, but the design seems to be done really well. The NVIDIA session is being held elsewhere again. Why? They painted the hotel with NVIDIA. I'll just mention a few things I found interesting. There is something called NVIDIA Ace in the game where NPC users communicate freely, like a model API. So, when I speak, the NPC understands and responds. The important thing is that this can be linked to the quest, so you can gather evidence or something like that with your words. This technology was publicly released last year and this year under the name NVIDIA Omniverse. Soon, in triple-A games, we might see these rich and powerful interactive games, don't you think?

The technology that G Assist Line will actually release is not this, but it's more like a demonstration that shows what can be done. When playing games, you can think of having a secretary who recognizes your game screen next to you. It can ask various things based on your screen, which is amazing, right? It's not directly involved in the game, purely an external program. By searching the internet, it determines what needs to be done to match your screen and informs you. Besides this, there are other things that can be done. It's initially just a demonstration technology, but when combined with AI, it seems like everything just falls into place. So, we roughly looked around at Computex like this. This year's Mutecs is actually, last year, everyone was talking about AI, but it didn't seem to show anything properly. However, this time, it seems to be more concrete, getting closer to the feeling of what AI is.

Certainly, with more and more professionals using AI, Intel also mentioned that a life without AI would be like a life without Wi-Fi. I think there will be many AI software available for commercial use in the future. In the field of technology, it seems like we have reached a point where we can't say anything without mentioning AI. Thank you for watching the video, and let's continue.

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