Welcome to another weekend bonus episode of the Tech Mem Right Home, I'm Brian McCullough.

So that Razor event out in LA earlier this week, obviously I didn't get to cover it live and if there ever

was a recent hardware event crying out for a hands-on so that you could get reporting. This was one of those.

So I reached out to someone who was there,

Courts is Mike Murphy.

And actually, his take was pretty different than some of the others that I read to you on

Thursday so come for that and stay for the reality check that Mike delivers

about what will really make the 5G revolution meaningfully happen in our lives.

So the The Razor event was in LA last night, right?

It was, yeah.

It was this place in the arts district that kind of fell it halfway between like a rave and some

weird club that I probably wouldn't have gone to otherwise.

That's funny that you say that because from the pictures I saw I was like are they in a

garage or a warehouse or something? It definitely was warehouse-esque and there was a

DJ that was far too loud for the number of people that were actually in attendance.

All right, well then, look, all we really want to know is, I assume you got a hands-on, let me know your impression so far? I did I spent some time with it. The

razor kind of looks like the original when you close it and hold it sideways in front of you it looks

identical but then it's considerably wider and you know it doesn't fit. One of the

things that really bums me out is it doesn't hit. One of the things it really bumps me out is it doesn't have the

that kind of satisfying like clack when it closes like the original did.

Oh wait wait wait because I've read conflicting things on that this morning.

Some people have said that yes, no, it's still got that satisfying sort of flourish where you

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