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The WAN Show : Chromecast, Linus Pissed Himself, 4K Monitors, and Guest LEW - July 26, 2013
Watch the After Party! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DkW5l42PVck
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Topics Document: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/40583-the-wan-show-july-26-2013-topics-document/
0:04 Linus pissed himself...
10:10 Asus 31.5" 4K monitor
17:22 Dell 4K monitor leaks
18:45 Quadro K6000
32:25 Lew from Unbox Therapy!
34:30 How do I get started in tech videos?
40:10 Youtube subscriptions are broken...
49:15 New Media vs. Old Media
55:54 Chromecast!
1:00:18 Crowdfunding failures and speculations (ubuntu phone)
1:18:19 Plastic iphones
1:29:25 EA gets sued and loses BIG TIME over Madden
1:35:00 Samsung is now the most profitable consumer electronics company
1:42:58 Build logs of the week!
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