CES - DAY 2 - Transcript - Hour 2, Segment 1

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David Lawrence: Live from the show floor at The Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. My name is David Lawrence, this is The David Lawrence Show and the other night I was online and I was thinking to myself now this is, I told you the story Tammy before I called you. Assuming myself, wouldn*t it be cool there has to be something like this out there. Wouldn*t it be cool if there was a watch because I was considering getting another iPod my kids have got my, I have my kids iPod for business and I don*t have a portable MP3 player you know. They have sent them to me and I either don*t use them or it*s yet another thing to stick in my pocket and fit. So I am thinking there has to be a device that is converged with something else I have. Now my cell phone plays MP3s. I have a Kyocera and it has a little SD card slot which I can put MP3s on. It*s like you know 250 or 512 or a gig whatever I want to get, in terms of storage. But if I do, if I use that then I don*t use the phone. So I am thinking, okay well maybe a watch and I started looking around for and I actually typed in because I always do this with browsers. I type in the phrase that I am looking for as the domain name because that*s the way people naturally think about making domain names. And I typed in MP3 USB watch and I got your site *.com* and I got your site and on your site you said if you are going to be at CES, please get in touch. Yeah right so Tammy Tsai is that correct?

Tammy Tsai: Correct.

David Lawrence: Tammy Tsai is our guest and she is wearing a traditional Chinese outfit. Do you always wear I mean this looks ceremonial to me. It*s not, it*s not the kind of thing you would wear on a regular basis in China? Would you?

Tammy Tsai: No but I want to look like a Chinese and I want to make sure that people can recognize that I am a Chinese not a Japanese and so.

David Lawrence: We were just talking about that on the show the other night with a Korean man. Apparently Asians can tell the difference between Chinese Japanese and Koreans and the rest of us sit there and go how, how is this possible.

Tammy Tsai: Well by the eyes and by notice how we act in different --

David Lawrence: How you act, I see okay. Well you are very friendly and you took my call at 4 in the morning as we were planning, but she was still on China time. So it was like I woke you ready there.

Tammy Tsai: No it was.

David Lawrence: You were already here in Las Vegas and you are not in a booth on the floor, are you?

Tammy Tsai: We are.

David Lawrence: You are.

Tammy Tsai: Yes we are in the Hilton 56038.

David Lawrence: Okay so in the Hilton Hotel?

Tammy Tsai: Correct.

David Lawrence: Not in the Las Vegas Convention Center?

Tammy Tsai: No not in here.

David Lawrence: Okay so at the Hilton. So for those of you that are listening at the show or are coming this weekend you can go and check them out at again the booth is --

Tammy Tsai: 56038.

David Lawrence: 56038. Now your English is very, very good.

Tammy Tsai: Thank you.

David Lawrence: Very, very good almost too good. Have you spent a lot of time in United States?

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