CES - DAY 1 - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 27

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Brian Cooley: Or they had that thing they are up doing little demo of it yesterday. And the guy who is representing it is apparently Australian, he doesn*t have American English down precisely. Right like when we go to England and say oh after a meal, oh I am stuffed and they all start laughing.

David Lawrence: Yeah I just want to caution you we are still on terrestrial ray.

Brian Cooley: I totally understand.

David Lawrence: Okay.

Brian Cooley: That's what he says and he keeps telling us you know it*s got a vibrator, oh it*s got a vibrator. Over and over you mean it*s got a vibrate function please.

Von Schtupp: There is a female tech of field.

Brian Cooley: There is there yeah.

David Lawrence: So do you think in a trade, let*s see it doesn*t have the same stuff like if you wanted to check things or make notes.

Von Schtupp: Here is the thing the only thing that that phone won*t have for me is the ability to take a note, or the ability to look at the Excel Spreadsheets that I take with me sometimes.

David Lawrence: Yeah it*s not going to do that.

Von Schtupp: But this is the realization that I had as I came down here as a woman. I got this so that I didn*t have to bring my laptop. I still end up bringing my laptop anyway.

Brian Cooley: This is a bad thing

Von Schtupp: And this is like five times larger than--

Brian Cooley: So you are going to bring a laptop no matter what.

Von Schtupp: Right so what I need to do is just take the reality of get a good phone that works well, that has enough mobile functionality that I can carry a business on it if I am gone away for a day.

Brian Cooley: E-mail, you would remain through your web browsing and a phone.

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