CES - DAY 1 - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 3

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Brian Cooley: You know it*s a big surgical tent with you know with these ribs that looks the germ of whale-type ribs*

David Lawrence: But once the show is over they will tear it down.

Brian Cooley: They will tear it all down. We are out there and there were the bunch of other little companies who are doing the same. So here we are this kind of well known company and then there is a bunch of little companies that make like one that*s specialized in multicolored handles that other companies use to rib it on top of their products. It*s like what, there is a business for that?

David Lawrence: Its Bruce Gee*s company, you know Bruce Gee, the guy that was the he was for a longtime he was the Product Manager of PowerBook at Apple.

Brian Cooley: Oh.

David Lawrence: And then when the new non-ADB Apples came out, the new non, Apple Desktop Bus. It come out with this new fangle thing called USB. Although whole bunch of people had ADB mice and ADB scanner --

Brian Cooley: He went and converted this.

David Lawrence: And he went into the little like garage kind of thing and eventually he started making so much money. He had a scuzzy converter, he had, wasn*t there a Serial Port right. There was no Serial Port on the newer maps. They were Ethernet.

Brian Cooley: Basically patch cables right. No intelligence.

David Lawrence: One of them was like little card that you like shell on that you have to have some sort of techno *

Brian: Well he is not making basically a luggage handles. He is right next to us. So, yeah same kind of thing.

David Lawrence: So but it talks to the size of the show right I mean.

Brian Cooley: The show is huge. I heard it was $3.2 million sq, ft. That*s way bigger than it was last year and so we have got all three halls of the Convention Center here I mean we the industry and of course this tent city I am talking about where we are on the front there. And 120,000 people are going to come through here, 260 exhibitors, those are the numbers. It*s big.

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