So all the news, a lot of the news, the whole tech world surprisingly somehow focused on Microsoft today.

Now I'm not going to go crazy heavy deep into it because of course we've got the video on

unbox therapy just uploaded a pretty comprehensive I don't know it's like 20 minute

it's like a comprehensive dive they

released so many products that I was just like okay we're gonna jump on

unbox therapy and attempt to react and respond to all the stuff that happened at Microsoft Surface

event, there was just a lot more than what people expected beyond the

typical Surface Pro and of course the Surface Laptop, those were both updated,

it was some of their more ambitious concept products set to launch in 2020 which captured people's attention

including the Neo and the Duo which are mobile devices that fold in either

direction dual displays it's all very exciting, it's all very futuristic.

I went on Twitter and said Microsoft is going full science fiction.

And you know that's always a good thing as far as I'm concerned will.

When a tech company goes full science fiction

They're all in they're all in double down double screen

I mean that's just sort of why I got in the business we talked about it before right I mean I don't got to tell people

Innovation I mean I don't got to say Bladerunner again do I no I mean I don't got to say Star Trek Star Wars Star Gate again do I because you know it won't be the last time

But anytime it feels like the imagination has been manifested in a physical thing.

I'm like, oh, that's human beings right there.

At our highest, at our sort of highest level imagination and execution in a format of a physical, tangible thing you can hold,

a creation, so to speak, when we're behaving creatively, not just in the arts, but in the way, in the

engineering of products. It's a very inspiring to see that things don't have to be only the way that they currently are, but they can be a different way as well, even though that's risky and requires ambition.

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