- [Riley] This Tech Trivia Answered in the Form of a Question. (audience applauding) Today's contestants are,
an ultimate Frisbee player, hailing from New Jersey, Marques Brownlee. A sword sprinting person
from Los Angeles, California, Justine Ezarik. And one of those Tesla guy from Salt Lake City, Utah, Quinn Nelson. Today, three games will be played, each with three rounds
and three contestants. They'll have their technology tested with extremely challenging questions from across the tech world. The victors of the first two games will progressed to the championship game to face a special mystery opponent. And here he is the host of Tech Trivia Answered in the Form of a
Question, Linus Sebastian. - Thank you so much, everyone. Welcome to our totally non infringing show Tech Trivia Answered in
the Form of a Question. Thank you for welcoming me, Riley and I want to welcome
our incredibly talented and hopefully knowledgeable
guests to what is going to be a very, very challenging round of play. Of course, the show is
brought to you today by Intel and our categories
today are, Apple Firsts, the Headphones Zone, Tech "R" Us, where all the answers will end in R. IDK, Ask Brandon, It Started Here, and finally Word to your Motherboard where all the answers will contain letters from the word motherboard. Marques, as is customary
you on the far left. You'll go first. - Fantastic, let's go,
Ask Brandon for a hundred. - A three-letter measure
of the sensitivity of an image sensor to film or a light. Quinn.
- What is ISO. - Correct. - Let's do the headphones zone for 300. - No headphone Jack? Use this Bluetooth codec
championed by Apple that's the standard now for
lossy digital audio compression. Marques.
- What is AAC. - That is correct. - Brandon for 400. - Light reflections within
these lenses are elliptical rather than round, is in
ordinary cinematography. Marques.
- What are, Oh God, I'm blanking. Oh no, the... - I'm sorry. - I blanked. - Quinn.
- What is anamorphic? - That is correct. Geez, this is getting intense already. Quinn, go ahead. - Let's do Apple firsts for 200. - This was the first Apple smartphone to feature 4G LTE support. Quinn.
- What is the iPhone 4? - I'm sorry. (chuckles) Marques.
- What is the iPhone 4S? - Ooh, I'm really sorry. - What is the iPhone 5? - You do need to lose
your buzzer, Justine. - But I clicked it. - Ooh, (laughing) - Justine, it's your pick. - Let's do Apple Firsts for 300. - The original iPod used
a FireWire connection and could store only this much data. - Quinn.
- What is five gigabytes? - That is correct. Great job, you are now out in the lead. - Let's do Tech "R" US for 300. - The disastrous convention that ended with an infamous photo of a kiddie pool catered to users of this service. What is tumble? - Word tutor motherboard for 200. - Don't want a graphical user interface? Use the OS described by this
platform-independent acronym. The answer is what is DOS?" Quinn, pick another one for us. - Word to your Motherboard for 300. - Oh, you want more? - Yeah.
(chuckles) - This line of ultra low
voltage microprocessors is designed by Intel. Quinn.
- What is Core M? - Sorry, I don't believe
motherboard has a C in it. - Oh, motherboard. - Yeah, that's rough. Yes, Justin.
- What is Evo? - Unfortunately, that is not a line of ultra low voltage microprocessors. Marques, you want a piece of this action? Atom. - Oh man, geez. - How about Apple Firsts for 400. - One of Apple's original founders, he left the company fewer than two weeks after its formation. Who is Ronald Wayne. - Headphones on for 100, please. (laughing) - Not to be confused with earbuds, IEMS are a similar style of audio device whose letters stand for this? Marques.
- What are in ear monitors? - Correct? - Let's do headphones zone 200. - Beyerdynamic is a
well-known headphone maker hailing from this country. Quinn.
- What is Germany? What is Germany indeed. That's right. - Let's do, it's started here for 200. - This relentless company
chose Seattle as their home in part because of state tax laws. What is Amazon. - Go ahead again-
- Let's choose a different category.
(laughing) How about IDK, Ask Brandon for 300. - This number is generally given as the temperature of daylight at noon. Justine.
- I don't know.... What is... What is... (laughing) - Oh, I'm sorry. Quinn. - What is 5600.
- 5600. - Okay, Kelvin.
- Yes. I'll allow it. - Let's do headphones zone for 400. - The name of this expensive
type of headphone driver might make you think of your clothes sticking together in the dryer. Quinn.
- What is electrostatic? That is correct. You are crushing it my dude. What's next?
- Thank you. Let's blow it with headphones
zone for 500, please. - As a rule of thumb, headphone impedance should be this many times higher than a paired amplifiers output impedance. Quinn.
- What is double? - I'm sorry. What is eight times? - Let's go back to the fun ones. Word your motherboard for 400, please. (laughing) - This user is granted access
to all posts and threads for the purpose of focusing discussion and neutralizing spam. Marques.
- What is a mod? - I'll accept it. Moderator also only contains letters from the word motherboard. - Word to your motherboard 500. - Originating and MIT's
artificial intelligence lab, this household helper sold
a million units by 2004. Quinn.
- What is Roomba? - That is correct. - Let's do apple first for 100, please. - Apple only produced
around 200 units of this, its first ever product. Quinn.
- What is apple one? - Right. - Let's go to Tech "R" US for 200. - This former Microsoft executive now owns the L.A. Clippers. - Yes, Marques.
- Who is Steve Ballmer? - That is right. - Word to your motherboard for 100. - Linus famously grew one of these during the COVID-19 pandemic. Who put this one here?
(laughing) Marques.
- What is a beard? - What is it? That is right. - Ask Brandon for 200, please. - Unlike a zoom lens, the focal length of these can't be varied. Marques.
- What is a prime? That is correct. - Brandon 500, please. - To determine the slowest
shutter speed for hand-holding without noticeable blur,
use this rule of thumb. you really did have Brandon
create these questions. Yes, Quinn. - Oh, shoot. Double the ISO. (laughing) - The one millimeter
rule or reciprocal rule. - All right. It started here for 100. - Now headquartered in Seoul, this Korean giant was founded
in the smaller city of Daegu. Quinn.
- What is Samsung? - Correct.
- Okay, let's go to apple first for 500, please. - Apple's official name for the color featured on the very first iMac. Quinn.
- What is Bondai blue? - Fantastic. - Let's go to Tech "R" US for 100. (indistinct sound) - You got our bonus question
where you wager your money. Now you've got $1,400, which means you can wager
up to the entire amount for an opportunity to double your money. How much would you like to wager. - How much money does Marques have? - Marques is at $700 and you are at 1400. - Oh, let's do 200, please. - 200. All right, wimpy doodle. This microblogging service
took off in popularity during the 2007 edition
of South by Southwest. - What is Twitter? - Don't you wish you had
wagered more than 200, Quinn? - Yeah, I do. Let's do, it started here for 300. - Founded in Endicott, New York, this century old tighten
of the computer industry is now headquartered just North of NYC. Quinn.
- What is IBM? - Correct. - Damn, Daniel. - Let's do Tech "R" US for 400. - This side-effect of vertical sync can make your game animations look choppy even when FPS is high. What is Microstutter. - Let's do Tech "R" US for 500. - This device converts alternating current to direct current, but not the other way around. What is a rectifier? - Let's do, It Started Here for 400. - This city on the Turquoise Trail is the birthplace of Microsoft. Quinn.
- What is Redmond? - No, I'm sorry. Redmond is their current
headquarter's location. What is Albuquerque? I know there's only one left, but if you could just formerly pick it. - Hmm, It Started Here for 500, please. - The first electronic
stored-program computer was built in 1948 in this
Northern English city. What is Manchester? - Oh, great, right.
- Okay. - That's, I...
Yeah I know that. - Manchester, baby. (chuckles) - Well, that's it for our first round. Quinn is leading the field
with $1,500 of my money. Marques has 700 and
Justine is at negative 400, but ladies and gentlemen, this thing is far from
over because in round two, all of the categories are worth double. Thanks again to Intel for
sponsoring this video. And we will be back after these messages. Thanks to Intel for
sponsoring today's event. Their 11th Gen Core
Tiger Lake-H processors are built with efficiency in mind and feature accelerated AI performance. Plus with clock speeds
of up to five gigahertz, you can game anywhere anytime. Learn more at the link down below. (upbeat music) Quinn my man, you are
absolutely slaying it today. Tell me how you prepared for the show. - By not doing any preparation. I kinda regret it now a little bit, but you know, whatever. - Well, we did say, this was
gonna be extremely challenging. Didn't we? Justine, I know everyone
is absolutely dying to know this about you. If you could go 500 years in the past, what is the one gadget that
you would take back with you? - Oh, oh, my iPhone, of course. I mean really, like would
anybody be surprised? - But there's no cellular. - That's a good point. I'm gonna have to get back to you. (laughing) - And you know, Marques, you've
got a pretty small audience. How exciting is it for you
being on the show here today? Is there anyone special at home that's watching you right know? - This is big for me. This is huge for me, man. I just wanna shout out to
everybody watching at home. This is exciting. - All right, we are back with round two, where as I mentioned, every answer is worth double the money. Our topics are, Visual Artifacts, Android Treats, Critical
Color, Schooled, In the 1980s, and One More Thing. As our lowest scoring competitor, Justine, you kick us off. - Oh, this is great. Striving for some points here. Let's go with One More Thing for 200. - I kinda thought you'd go there. One of the more recent uses of the term, this product was the first in the series to feature an OLED screen. - What is iPhone 10? - We all knew that don't worry. - Yes.
- One More Thing for 400. - Presented as a replacement
for the power book lineup, Apple unveiled this new product line during the 2006 keynote. Yes, Justine. - What is the Macbook Air? - Ooh, unfortunately the Macbook Air was not a PowerBook replacement. Quinn.
- What is the Macbook Pro? - That's right. - Let's do, One More Thing for 600. - The smallest iteration of their portable music player to date, this device is announcement
closed Macworld 2005. Marques. - What is the iPod Shuffle? - Correct. - Critical Color, 200. - This is the process of measuring and adjusting the colors on your display to match a common standard. Justin.
- What is calibration? - Correct? - Let's do, One More Thing for 800. (indistinct sound) - You are at minus $600 at the moment, which means you don't strictly speaking have any money to wager, but we have a way around that. You're allowed up to $500, which could almost bring
you out of the whole. What will you wager? - Let's go for 500, Linus. I'm ready. - She's going for gold. During WWDC 2004, Apple revealed the 30
inch Apple cinema display, which had this less common resolution. No shot at it?
- No, I'm not sure. I don't remember. - The answer is 2560 by
1600, was a 16 by 10 display. - Let's do in the 1980s for 200. - This 1987 PC from IBM, mostly became known for its
mouse and keyboard connectors. Yes, Quinn. - What is PC/AT. - Oh, sorry. What is PS2? Or personal system two. - Oh boy, let's go for
In the 1980s for 400. - He directed the Orwellian commercial for the first ever Apple Macintosh. Who is Ridley Scott? Don't worry, though guys,
everyone expects celebrity Tech Trivia Answered in
the Form of a Question to sort of be at a lower standard. (chuckles) Justine, go ahead. - Oh, let's stay with the 80s for 600. - This Motocross-themed game from 1985 was one of the launch titles for the original Nintendo
entertainment system. What is excite bike? Pick again for us, Justine. - You know what? I think I might be one of the only people that was born in the 80s. So let's go with the 80s for 800. - In 1983, Sony battled
in court both Disney and this company over whether
taping TV shows at home constituted copyright infringement. What is Universal or Universal Studios? - All right, let's go
in the 80s for 1,000. Let's just get this off the board. - You only live once. America's first commercial
internet service provider was founded in 1989 in this Boston suburb. What is Brookline? I wouldn't have known that either, but I also don't like giving away $1,000. So that's why it's hard. Pick us another one. - Let's go with One More Thing for 1,000. - This 1999 iMac revision
included RGB output, additional Ram and storage,
and the new software Imovie. Yes, Quinn. - What is the G3 Titanium? - The G3 is not an iMac.
- Is not... - What is the iMac DV
or iMac digital video? - Oh. - Wow. - Oh my God, let's just go
to Android Treats for 200. - Although this was the
third major Android release, it was the first to have a sweet moniker. Marques.
- What is cupcake? Correct? - Android, 400. - This lower-fat Android
version debuted in May, 2010. What is Frio? - Let's go Android at 600. - This was the final
Android version to be named for a dessert. Yes, Quinn. - What is marshmallow? - Do you eat marshmallows for dessert? - Yeah.
- Do you eat them not for dessert? - Marques. What is pie? - Correct? - I think you should
raise a hand for that one. (laughing) - You an adult, eat
marshmallows for dessert. (laughing) Also pie comes after M so... - Let's go Android, 800. - The only Android revision
with a three-word name. Yes, Quinn. - What is ice cream sandwich? - Absolutely, now that's a dessert. - Critical Color for 600. - Prior to Snow Leopard, Apple computers shipped
with this value set to 1.8. Now they use the more
popular 2.2 by default. What is gamma? - Let's do, Schooled for 400, please. - This school hosts one of
the 13 root name servers. Hopefully they move data more quickly than their turtle mascot. Yeah, these ones are devilishly difficult. This is university of
Maryland College Park. - Let's go to another category. Critical Color for 400, please. - Dolby vision improves upon
HDR10 with its use of this, which allows tone mapping
on a scene-by-scene or even frame by frame basis. What does dynamic metadata? - I did a video on that
like six months ago. - Yeah, you should have watched it. (laughing) Let's do Critical Color for 800. - Most HDR movies are mastered
to the DCI-P3 color space, however, they are delivered to consumers in this larger color space container. Quinn.
- What is REC. 709? - Sorry. What is REC. 2020. - So Visual Artifacts for 600, please. - Backlight strobbing can
reduce this motion artifact prevalent on OLED displays. What is Judder? - We're just learning
things at this point. - That's cool. (laughing) - Let's do it Android Treats for 1,000. - The two versions of Android to feature branded sweet treats. Marques.
- What is Oreo and Kit-Kat. - Correct. - Critical Color 1,000, please. - This is a 3-dimensional representation of a display's ability to express its color gamut at any given luminosity, up to the display's peak
brightness, of course. What is color volume? - Schooled, 200. - Google's servers were
originally hosted at this post-secondary institution. What is Stanford university? - Schooled, 600. - You might be forgiven for thinking that this private Alma Mater of Elon Musk is actually a public school. What is university of Pennsylvania? - Artifacts, 200. - Ah, we're gonna change gears. Oh, good. Rip, your display is showing information from multiple frames at the same time? You have just experienced this artifact. Marques. - What is tearing? - Correct. - Artifacts, 400. (indistinct sound) - We've got a bonus question
where you wager your money. Now here's the thing, you're
out far enough with $3,300 that Quinn at 100 and Justine at -1,100. Don't have much of a
chance to close the gap, but you could win so much more. - It's really tempting. Artifacts, how well do I
know that, let's go 300. - This melodramatic effect
is caused by the screen creating new frames to put
in between existing one. - What is smoothing? - Can you be more specific? - What is motion smoothing. - I'll accept it. - We had soap opera effect-
- Okay. - Or interpolation. But you're describing
fundamentally the same thing. - Love it, let's go artifacts, 800. - When a lens fails to focus
all colors to the same point, you get this artifact seen
as fringes along edges. Marques. - What is chromatic aberration? - That's right. - Artifacts love them. Let's go a 1,000. - This process of converting
cinematic 24FPS video to 30 frames per second
can cause visual artifacts, especially during slow pans. - What is three to two pull down - Let's go to Schooled for 800. - Yes, let's. This Pittsburgh based school was the birthplace of the emoticon. Yes, Justin. - What is Carnegie Mellon university? - Absolutely. (laughing) What is Schooled for 1,000? - Alan Turing, is one of
the most notable alumni of both Cambridge and this
Ivy League Institution. What is Princeton? That concludes our second round. But of course there is still our final Tech Trivia Question Answered
in the Form of a Question and the category will be software. Unfortunately, Justine,
because you are under $0, you will not be able to wager anything. But Marques can bet up
to his entire $4,400 to double his money or
Quinn can bet up to $100 to double his money. Which is less than Marques, but Hey, double is better than nothing. So take a moment and write down
how much you'd like to wager we will be back after the break. This event is sponsored by Intel, their new 11th Gen Core
processors feature, deep learning boost, PCI
express 4.0 and support for DDR four memory speeds
up to 3,200 megahertz. Learn more in the video description. (whooshing) (crowd applauding) And we're back. A reminder, the category is software. And the question, if you are ready is, this program purchased by Apple in 1998, originally went by the name, Keygrip. (upbeat music) Now Justine, this is a
little unconventional since you're not strictly
speaking participating, but I'd love to hear if you happen to know the answer to this one. So can you go ahead and that is a very-
- I was drawing all of us hanging post pandemic. - That is a wonderful drawing. Thank you very much. (laughing) - You're all day. - Let's move on. Quinn, let's have a look. - Oh, I can't read that from here. Darn it. - Oh, it says what is a- - File vault.
- File vault. - Sorry, file vault a was not
originally known as keygrip and what did you wager? - All of my money. - All of your money, Okay. That's okay. You came exactly as big a
man as you were coming in and with the same amount of money. And Marques, let's have a
look at what you came up with. What is Imovie? Boy, that was a lot closer
than anything else was, the answer is final cut. Let's see how much you wagered. Thank you, you gave $69 of my money back. But the good news is congratulations. Marques Brownlee, you are
advancing to our champions round with a total of $4,331 of my money. Our runners up are taking
$1,000 as a constellation prize for coming and being punching
bags for our audience for not knowing this very simple stuff that I am absolutely an expert about. 'Cause you guys know how the
commenters go with this stuff. Okay, look people, it's a
lot harder than it looks. They forgot like five seconds
and there's so much pressure and Marques didn't crumble
under the pressure, like pretty much everyone else. So a big round of applause
and we will see you all. (audience applauding) - This LTT event is unsurprisingly also sponsored by LTTstore.com. Viewers of Tech Trivia Answered
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keyboard T-shirt for free, while quantities last. LTT store.com, it's a website. - [Riley] This Tech Trivia Answered in the Form of a Question. (audience applauding) Today's contestants are, a runner up from Scrapyard Wars season five from Diamond Bar,
California, Paul Heimlich. A professional (indistinct) impersonator from Los Angeles, Kyle Hansen. And on the LTTstore.com
fashion model from Florida, Brett Stalmaszek. And now here he is the host of Tech Trivia Answered in
the Form of a Question, Linus Sebastian. - Good morning, everyone. Thanks for tuning into tech
trivia answered in the form of a question. Thank you,
Riley, and a big thank you to our contestants for coming here today. Our categories for today are,
Have Some Drive, Console Wars, GPUS, get the views,
Not-So-Hot-Plugs, Keeping It Cool, and Jon's Geo Guesser. As is customary Paul,
you're on the far left and you will be making
the first selection. - Thanks Linus. I'll take a GPS, get the
views for 100, please. - This Now-Defunct GPU company was bought by Nvidia in the year 2000. Brett.
- What does ravine? - I'm sorry, Brett. Are you guys serious right now? The answer is 3D effects, as I'm sure the audience is shrieking
into their screens. Brett, you get to go again anyway, though, because nobody got that. - I'll take GPS, get the
views for 200, please. - This dark sounding part
of the graphics pipeline determines among other things,
the color of each pixel. Paul.
- Water shaders. - Correct? - Same category for 300 please, Linus. - This was NVIDIA's
first-ever consumer GPU. Kyle.
- What is the voodoo effects? - I'm sorry, Kyle. - Well, Paul it's okay. You didn't get that one
because it seems like allowing Kyle and Brett
to defeat themselves might be a winning strategy here. The answer was the GeForce 256. Paul, go ahead. - Same category 400, please. - The Mystique graphics
card from this company featured slots for
installing more video memory. Paul.
- What is voodoo effects? - Oh, I'm sorry, Paul. The Answer is MATROX, but
you get to choose again. - I will finish the category for 500. The GL in OpenGL stands for this. Brett.
- What is graphics language? - I'm sorry, Brett. Paul.
- What is graphics layer? - Oh, I'm so sorry, Paul. Kyle, do you wanna take a stab at it? - I have no idea. Where is good luck? (laughing) - Library was the L word
we were looking for- - Too hard. - Well, the thing is, there's no separate pool for prize money and production budget money. So you're effectively winning my money. There was no incentive
for me to make it easy. Paul, go ahead. - Oh, let's do, have some drive for 100. - Although headquartered in California, this maker of storage
devices shares its name with the capital of Jamaica. Yes, Brett.
- What is Kingston? - Digging yourself out of that
hole a little bit at a time. Brett, go ahead. - Console wars for 100. - This was the first home gaming console with a mechanical hard drive. Kyle. - What is the Xbox?
- Yes. - Console wars for 200. - In Japan, the Sega Genesis
went by this supersized name. What is mega drive? But go ahead and choose again. - Do console wars, 300. - The inventor of this
first ever home console was awarded the presidential
medal of freedom. Kyle. - Ah, I read that wrong. I don't know. - Don't penalize them, it's fine. (upbeat music) The answer is what is
the Magnavox Odyssey? - Oh, let's do, keeping it cool for 100. - This metal is commonly
used in water cooling, thanks to its high thermal conductivity and resistance to corrosion. Kyle.
- What is copper? - That is correct. You're in the lead at minus $100. - Keeping it cool for 200. - Popularized in the early 2010s, the slang term 'Raddage'
refers to a PC builds total surface area of these. Brett.
- What are radiators? - That is correct. - Keeping it cool for 300. - Known for being reliable and powerful, this renowned cylindrical
liquid cooling pump is designed by Laing. Yes, Paul.
- What is the D5? - That is correct, Paul. Things are heating up
in the cooling category. Paul, you have the floor. - Let's go back to console wars for 400. - Pokemon Contests, not to be
confused with Pokemon Battles made their debut on this console. Yes, Brett.
- What's an Nintendo 64? - I'm sorry, Brett. What is the Game Boy Advance? Paul, go ahead. - Oh, let's finish the category. - This Tiger-Brandon Flop
was the first console that could connect to the internet. Game.com. - Let's do keeping it cool for 400 Linus. - The external radiator pictured here was part of a noiseless and fanless water cooling system from this company. Really, the answer of
course is, who is Zalman? - Keeping it cool for 500 please, Linus. - This product invented by Andre Eriksen, popularized phase change CPU
cooling in the early 2000s. What is vapochill? - Let's try John's Geo-Guesser for 100. - This category is really hard. (laughing) Oak Ridge national laboratory, which hosts several of the
world's fastest super computers is in this U S State. Better-known for country music. Yes, Brett. - What is Tennessee? - That is correct. - John's Geo-Guesser for 200. - This European country held the world's first nationwide election via
internet in the year 2007. What is Estonia? - Same category, 300. - Fittingly, cooling
company EK Water Blocks hails from this country that
features a snowy mountain on its national flag. - Yes, Brett. - What is Slovenia. - That is correct. - same category, 400. - Windows installer shares
its original code name with this capital of
Australia's Northern territory. What is Darlin? - Finish off the category for 500. - AMD was headquartered
in this bay area city before moving back to Santa Clara. Paul.
- What is Fremont? - I'm sorry, Paul. Kyle. - What is San Jose? - I'm sorry, Kyle. - What is Sunnyvale. Paul in spite of having the fewest points out of any of the contestants, you still get to pick the next question. - Let's go back to have
some drive for 200. - Let's do. You might know this
company from it's rainbow of hard drive models. Kyle.
- What is WD? - That is correct. - Same category 300. - This manufacturer of SSDs and DRAM has a name that sounds very important. Kyle.
- What is Crucial? That is correct. - More of the same, 400. - OCZ, known for making SSDs, is now part of this Japanese conglomerate. Kyle.
- What is Toshiba. - That is correct. For the first time of the day. Kyle has broken through the $0 barrier. Great job, Kyle. - I have some drive for 500, please. - This Taiwanese company known
for making optical drives, sounds like something you might do when entering a dark room. Kyle.
- What is the Lite-On? - what is Lite-On. He's cleaning up. We got a ringer boys. (laughing) - I'll take, Not-So-Hot plugs for 100. - For a balanced approach, Pro streamers often eschew USB microphones for models that use this connector. - Brett.
- What is XLR? - Correct? - Not-So-Hot plugs for 200, please. (indistinct sound) - Brett, you have found our bonus question where you wager your money. You have only negative $200, but we still allow you
to wager up to $500. So how much would you like to wager? - How much does Paul have right now? - Minus 900. - I'll do the full 500 then. - Okay, then. - This motherboard slot
that debuted in 1998 is not to be confused with
the modern interface used by most graphics cards. - What is PCI? - PCI did not debut in 1998. The answer is what is
PCI-X or PCI Extended, but you get to pick our
next question though. - Let's go for 300. - The Mini-Din Connector
was used for this standard popular on DVD players. Kyle.
- What is mini SEDA? - I'm sorry Kyle, mini SEDA
was not used on DVD players. I think you're thinking of DVD drives. The answer is what is S-video. - Same category, 400. - The standard internal
data connector for 3.5 inch parallel ATA hard drives
had this many pins. Yes, Paul.
- What is 48? - I'm sorry, Paul. - The answer is what is 40? - Last one, 500 please. - This 21-pin A/V connector
originated in 1970s France. - The answer is what is scart? At the end of round one, Kyle is leading the pack
with $500 of my money while Brett and Paul both actually seem to be determined to help me fund the show. Remember though, ladies and gentlemen, that the second round is
worth double the amount. So this is still anyone's game. We will be back very
shortly after this message from our sponsor. (upbeat music) Make overclocking simple with Intel's performance, maximizer and extreme tuning utility for their new 11th Gen Core processors. These tools make it easy to
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(audience applauding) Now, Brett, you're in
the middle of the pack, but there is a constellation prize. You're out ahead of a legend
in the tech YouTube space. Paul, how are you feeling right now? - I'm feeling like if I
have to pay you this money, it was either this or LTT Store March. So it's about the same - So you can't really lose then? - No, it's all going to you. - As for you, Kyle you can lose, just how much of my money are you planning to take home today? - I honestly wasn't
expecting to win anything. So like I was planning to
shoot a video later today, but now I might, if I win, I have to, I can't do that anymore. So I don't wanna-
- Go ahead and spend it take any of your money.
- On something fun - Yeah, I guess so. - And Paul, what prep if any,
did you do for the show today? - I did zero prep, Linus I'm just relying on my innate historical knowledge of technology and it's been failing me,
it's failed me pretty, pretty hardcore today. - I believe you. Now, ladies and gentlemen,
we are ready for round two. The categories are, Early
Search Engines, Hot Chips, Canadian Technology, Error Codes, Saturdays are for the Bios, and The 1990s. As our lowest scoring contestant, Paul, you have the floor - Let's try Saturdays
are for the Bios for 400. - This common brand of bio software might just make you feel like a winner. - What is award bios? - Saturdays for the bios for 800. - A modern version of the bios, UEFI is an initialism for this. Paul. - What is unified extensible
firmware interface? - That is correct. - Let's do Hot Chips for 400. (indistinct sound) - You have found one of
our two bonus questions where you wager your money. How much would you like to put up? - I'm gonna do the full 500. - The design of this type of transistor includes a conductive channel raised above the surface of the chip, reminiscent of a fish's dorsal appendage. - What is the 3D transistor? - I'm sorry. The answer was what is FinFET? - Let's do Hot Chips for 800. - This was the first X86 processor that AMD developed in house. - What is the K5? - Let's do Canadian Tech for 600. - This manufacturer of
networking equipment had nearly 100,000 employees
before going bankrupt. - What is Nortel? - Error Codes for 600, please Linus. - This was the more formal name for the Xbox 360's infamous
Three-Light Red Ring of Death. - What is general hardware failure. - Let's go for Early
Search Engines for 200. - This search engine
might've made you feel like you had your own personal Butler. - Brett.
- What does Ask Jeeves? - Correct? - Take the 1990s for 200. - This much hype operating
system was Microsoft's only one to get a second edition due to bugs. Yes, Paul. - Oh, what is windows 98? - That is correct. - The 1990s for 1,000. - This Netscape-affiliated
search engines name literally suggested its function. What is Infoseek. - Early search engines
for 1,000, please Linus. - Hosted in Scotland, this
search engine from 1993 was the first to use a BOT to index pages. Frankly, I didn't expect
anyone to get this one, but you could have impressed me. What is JumpStation? - Let's do Canadian Tech for $200. - This Markham-based company
produced a line of GPUS before it was purchased by AMD. Paul.
- What it is ATI? - Correct. - Canadian Tech for 1,000. - This former CEO of
Ontario-based Blackberry tried and failed several
times to buy an NHL franchise. - Who is Jim Balsillie? - It's on the tip of my tongue. - Early Search Engines for 600. - This two letter domain name, originally a search engine, now directs to a page for
buying Disney tickets. What is Go.com. - Let's do the 1990s for 600. Trying to make a grid. - This personal audio
recorder was popularized by the movie "Home Alone 2." Really?
What is the Talkboy. - Error Codes for 200, please. - This numerical code is returned when a user tries to access a webpage that can't be found. Paul.
- What is 404? - Correct? - I have to finished the grid
with Error Codes for 1,000. - IP0 On Fire" was a printer
error originally generated by this operating system, though it didn't necessarily mean that the printer was actually aflame. What is Unix? Paul, let's continue our trend of you picking all the questions. - I don't wanna pick
it so symmetrical now, but all right, Error Codes for 400. - A notoriously confusing message in DOS asks the user if they want to abort, retry or do this in the
event of a disk error. Abort, retry, or fail. - I knew that. I'm afraid of giving you money, Linus. Canadian Tech for $400, please. - With its headquarters in Ottawa, this company now owns WordPerfect. Corel. - Let's finished Canadian Tech for 800. - Although Slack is now
headquartered in San Francisco, it was founded in this Canadian city. What is Vancouver? You know, guys, the show is
called Tech Trivia Answered, it doesn't say that I
have to answer all of it. - Doesn't say that we have
to answer it either though. - Paul, go ahead. - Error Codes for 800 please, Linus. - The "PC IN "PC Load Letter" does not stand for "Personal
Computer," but for this. Paper Cassette. - Let's do Early Search Engines for 800. - This service with a Canine name aggregates results from other searches. What is Dogpile? - Early Search Engines
for 400, please Linus. - This search engines name
means "High View" in Spanish. - Paul.
- What is AltaVista? - Yes. And to shake things up, Paul
will be choosing the next end. - Let's do the 1990s for 400, please. - Originally called
"Controlled Video Corporation," this company became known
for flooding mailboxes with promotional CDs. - Brett.
- What is AOL? - That is correct. You guys just wanted to create
another suspense at the end. - Same category for 800, please. (indistinct sound) - You have found our bonus question where you wager are your money. - I will do 100. - Okay, you're going for
a not negative balance. BAAAAA! Named for a country music diva, in 1996 this sheep was the first mammal cloned from an adult somatic cell. - Who is Dolly? - That is correct. - Too bad, you didn't wager a bit more. Brett, go ahead. - Let's do Hot Chips for 200, please. This budget lineup of Intel
CPUs made its debut in 1998. Brett.
- What is Celeron? - That's right. - Hot Chips for 600, please. - This Hyped-Up instruction set extension introduced with the Pentium P5 has a name that doesn't
officially stand for anything. - I clicked it. - Paul. - What is AVX? - Sorry, Paul. What is NNX. - Saturdays are for the
bios for 200, please. - Your PC should be
able to pass this test, which sounds like something
you might tie a horse to. Brett.
- What is POST? - Correct. - Same category for 600, please. - This feature allows
you to update the bios without a CPU or DRAM. Brett.
- What is BIOS Flashback? - That is correct. You are now in the lead at $1,000. - I will do Saturdays are for
the bias for 1,000, please. - This harmonious-sounding
word is the C in CMOS. What does complimentary. - I'll do Hot Chips for 1,000. - This was the first iPhone system on chip that Apple designed themselves. What is the A4? That concludes our second round, but the game is not over just yet. We still have our final Tech Trivia Answered in
the Form of a Question. Now, unfortunately, Paul, because you are below $0, you will not get to participate
in the final question, but both Kyle and Brett
will have an opportunity to hear the category, then decide how much of their winnings they would like to wager. The category is, GPU Firsts, and you guys can go ahead
and write down your wager. We'll be back after this break. (upbeat music) (whooshing) Thanks to Intel for
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(audience applauding) And the bets are in, it
is now time for our final Tech Trivia Answered in
the Form of a Question. And the question is, the original
Mortal Kombat arcade game contained a chip that
many considered to be the world's first programmable
GPU made by this company. (upbeat music) Being ineligible to answer. We just asked Paul to
kinda draw something. Oh, Hey, hey, hey, whoo, whoo, cut those cameras. Cut those cameras. We're live show here, Paul. - Figured you fix it in posts. - Kyle, let's see what you came up with. What is Nvidia? I'm sorry, Kyle that is not correct. - Done. - Let's find out how
much Kyle wagered, $500. Leaving Kyle with exactly
what you came in with today. Brett, what is question
mark, question mark, question mark, question
mark, question mark, question mark, question mark. And I believe that's a smiley face. - That is correct. - The answer, not a
bunch of question marks is Texas instruments. But Brett, the real question here is how much did you wager? A dollar, that means that's it, Brett from UFD Tech. Congratulations. (audience applauding) You are moving on to the winner's round with $999 of my money. Now the funny thing about
Brett's winnings here is that we decided ahead of the show that the runner up prize
would be $1,000 of my money. So by wagering, his dollar actually ended up with less prize money than both Paul and Kyle are
walking away with today. That's the thing about game
shows and live productions is you can't really predict
what's going to happen. And that's exactly what happened today. Another big thank you to our sponsor Intel for making this possible. A huge thank you to our
contestants for coming up and demonstrating their tech
trivia metal in front of all of you beautiful viewers. We are going to be back
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link down below for details. - [Riley] This is Tech Trivia Answered in the Form of a Question. Today's contestants are,
an ultimate Frisbee player, hailing from New Jersey, Marques Brownlee. From lltstore.com fashion
model from Florida, Brett Stelmaszek. And actually there's no one there. Linus, what do I do? - Riley, I know what to do I'm just gonna get these clothes off - And now here is the backup host of Tech Trivia Answered in
the Form of a Question, James stride. - Thank you, Riley.
(audience applauding) Welcome ladies and gentlemen, and thank you to our celebrity
and very weird contestants. Also thinking to Intel, if they even still wanna be involved. Let's take a look at the categories. Phased Out, Talking Shop, Tech-Ronyms, Name that Youtuber, You Hack,
and The Game was Better. Brett, you're on the left. So why don't you start us off? Make a selection. - I'll take name that YouTube for 100. - One of Linus' countrymen, this frontman is known for
extreme culinary creations rather than tech. - Was binging with Babish. - Sorry, Brett that is incorrect. - What is Epic Meal Time? - Name the person, please? - Marley Morenstein. - We will accept it. Guys-
- Well, that took a second. - Please, let me say your names before you give your responses. - Oh, sorry, sorry. - No problem.
- Okay. - I'll let it slide. - Also who is?
- Oh, he didn't who is either. - Nooo, nooo. - Thanks Marques. - Yeah, we can't let
them rig the whole thing. (laughing) - Brett, why don't you
make another selection? - I'll take name that
YouTubee for 200, please. - Hailing from Mexico, she started her makeup channel in 2009 and has since amassed over
two and a half billion views. YouTuber we're looking for is Yuya. Brett, go again. - I'll take Tech-Ronyms for $100. - A wired network you
might have at your house. Marques. - What is a LAN, Local Area Network. - You got it. - Name that YouTuber, 300. - Kanghua Ren, better known by this name, was sentenced by a Spanish court after taking a prank to far. Reset, the YouTuber is Reset. We specifically designed this to see how much YouTube you
people actually watch. (laughing) - I hope so. Name that YouTuber, 400. - You might consider him to
be the first ever YouTuber, after his famous video Taken At A Zoo. Linus. - Who is the I like turtles kid. - Sorry. Anyone else? (chuckles) Marques? - Who is Jawed? At least that's the username. - That's the one, Jawed Karim. - YouTuber, 500. - This rapper infamously proclaimed that England was his city
in a Jake Paul video. Brett.
- Who is Nick Crumpton? - You got it. - I'll take Tech-Ronyms for 200. - This body with a
number in it's initialism set standards for the web. Yeah, a little tricky wording there. This is W3C. - Tech-Ronyms for 300, please. (indistinct sound) Oh, and so we're there. The bonus question where
you wager your money. Brett, you have up to $500
at your disposal for betting. - I'll do 100. - Six-letter initialism for
a laptop expansion cards, introduced in 1990. - Yeah, I got nothing. - We're looking for-
- PCMCIA, come on. - Okay, weird flex, but it's PCMCIA. (laughing) You still have control
of the board, Brett. - Tech-Ronyms for 400. - Humorous six-letter acronym
suggesting user error, not an issue with the computer. - Brett.
- What is ID10TT. - No. Linus.
- What is PEBKAC? - PEBKAC, PICNIC, PEBMAC all acceptable. - Phased Out for a hundred. - Betamax lost out to
this familiar format. - Brett, what is VHS? - That's the format. - Phased out for 200. - This Blu-ray competitor
lost the format war partly due to a confusing name. Marques.
- What is HDD (indistinct) - Correct. - Talking Shop, 100. - This Southern California-based
online retailers name was chosen to signify a fresh beginning. Marques.
- What is Newegg? - That's the retailer. - Sweet. Talking Shop, 200. - This was best buy's
chief rival in the U S until its physical stores
were shutdown in 2009. Brett.
- What is CompUSA. - Nope. Marques.
- What is Circuit City? - You got it. - Phased Out, 300. - This super floppy product from IOMEGA had its heyday in the mid to late 1990s. Linus.
- What is ZIP Drive? - That's the one. - I'll take Phased Out for 400. - The IEEE 1284 Port was best known as a way to connect these devices. Printers, guys. - I didn't wanna guess. - Phased Out for 500. - This was the main analog TV color system used in France and Russia
before the digital transition. Duh, it was SECAM. - I'm so glad I didn't buzz that. - I'll take Talking Shop for 300. - This now online-only
retailer founded in 1985 has a feline sounding name. Linus.
- What is TigerDirect. - That's the retailer. - Talking Shop for 400. - This British retailer is
named after a popular hobby within the PC DIY community. Brett.
- What is Overclockers UK. - You got it. - Dot co.uk. Are you accepting it? - We would have accepted Overclockers. - Alright.
- You're still winning, Linus. It's okay.
- I don't think I am. I think Marques is winning. - You're not last. - I'll take Talking Shop for 500. - This tourist spot in
Tokyo is Akihabara area is Japan's largest
electronics retail store. You Philistines, it's Yodobashi Akiba. - Oh, I knew that.
- Cool. - Tech-Ronyms for 500. - Four-letter initially that's a catch-all for cable and satellite TV services. Linus.
- What is HDTV? - No.
- I mean, is it not? - Not what we're looking for here. - I challenge. - You don't even know the answer yet. - It doesn't matter. We're looking for MVPD. Pick another-
- I'll take The Game was Better for a hundred. - Jim Carrey was the
antagonist in this film featuring an iconic blue character. Brett. - What's Sonic the Hedgehog? - That's the film. - Take the game was better for 200. - She played Lara Croft in a
pair of "Tomb Raider" movies in the early two thousands. - Brett.
- Who is Angelina Jolie. - That's the actress. - I'll take same category for 300. - 1993's live-action
super Mario Bros movie, Koopa turned Daisy's
father into a lifeform from this biological kingdom. Brett. - What is the Mushroom Kingdom? - Sorry. We are looking for biological kingdoms like animal, plant and fungus. - Ah.
- Oof. - The game was better for 400, please. - "Far Cry" was just one of
many video game adaptations from this German director. Linus.
- Who is Uwe Boll? - His movies really suck. That's right. Choose again.
(chuckles) - I'll take the game was better for 500. - Vanna White had a
Cameo in this 1994 film based on the fighting
game of the same name. Brett.
- What's Street Fighter? - No. Linus.
- What is Mortal Combat? - Not the right one, no. - Is there a tech and movie? (laughing) - Double Dragon, Double Dragon. - You hack for 500. - He was the first person to be convicted by the U S federal government
of a computer hack, and later went on to teach at MIT. Looking for Robert Tappan Morris. - You hack for 400. - This hacker said, he spent
time in solitary confinement because prosecutors convinced the judge he could launch nuclear weapons
by whistling into a phone. Kevin Mitnick, also known as Condor. - Sounds like a freak. Get it?
- No. - Freaking, it's the thing where
you whistle into a phone... - Oh, nice.
- Fine. - Well, you better win
this Tech Trivia Game. - Same category for 100. - This 2010 hack targeted
Iran's nuclear program. You guys, Stuxnet. - Same category for 200. - This 1983 film features a teenage hacker who unwittingly triggered
a cold war crisis. Brett.
- What's War Games? - That's the one, Matthew Broderick. - Same category for 300. - One of anonymous primary targets was this new religious movement. Brett.
- Was Scientology. - That is a religious movement. And that is the end of the
first round of this game. Pretty close game, really considering that we have
questions worth $1,000 in the next round double Tech Trivia Answered in
the Form of a Question. We'll see it, after this
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can tell I'm smiling from the creases beside my ancient eyes. Linus, now that you've had the opportunity to be at the lectern
with a buzzer and hand, how much money do you really
think you'll be able to not give away in this game? - Oh my God, I think I'm gonna lose. So...
- See you later. Marques, clearly you're
the most successful person on the stage today. Can you tell me what's the stupidest thing you've ever bought with
your YouTube money? - Probably an entire game show set once. - Are we owned by Marques? (laughing) How many chickens would it
take to kill an elephant? - I'd say good 600. - He's not wrong. (laughing) Now back to the show. This is double Tech Trivia Answered in the Form of a Question where the point values are twice as high as they were in the first round. Meaning it's anyone's game. Marques is leading with a thousand. Brett has 200 and Linus is in the hole, meaning he has to pay everyone present. - I guess. - Here's a categories,
Home Theater, Display Play, Programming and its Languages. Hey, here's one of them, Linux. Howdy Neighbor, and the famous,
Before and After category. Linus, start us off since
you're so far in the hole. - I'll take home theater for 1,000. - These curves of equal loudness were pioneered by the eponymous
researchers in the 1930s. Looking for a Fletcher-Munson curves. - Home theater for 800. This type of screen prevents light reflected off your
theaters walls and ceiling from washing out the image. Linus. - What is a gray or black screen? - No. What is an ambient light rejecting screen or an ALR-
- Challenge. - Okay. - Home theater for 600. - Three-word name given
to the kind of projector that's placed close to the screen, rather than from across the room. Linus. - What is a short throw projector? - I feel pity for you. So we'll give it to you. We're looking for ultra
short throw or UTS projector. Choose another category please. - Home theater for 400. - The Psycho-Acoustic
phenomenon of a sound source appearing to emanate from a point between two stereo speakers creates
this spooky speaker. That is a Phantom center speaker. - Home theater for 200. - DTS:X is a competitor
to this object-based surround sound system designed by Dolby. - Brett.
- What is Dolby Atmos? - That's right, Atmos. - Let's do, howdy
neighbor for 200, please. - Hi, Sara Dietschy Rams with peachy here. This is my Tesla model Y which I bought by selling $60,000 worth
of this digital gold. - Marques.
- What is bitcoin - That's the cryptocurrency. - Let's do howdy neighbor, 400. - Well, hello there, I'm Austin Evans and is my Nintendo game cube. Not only was this one of the
greatest consoles of all time, but it was also the very
first Nintendo console to launch without a Mario-centered game. Instead it launched with this game from the same franchise instead. - You guys never rushed down to McDonald's to play Luigi's Mansion? That was the only place in
my town that had a game. (laughing) - Howdy neighbor for 600. - Steve here, this is from a GTX 1080 TI founder's edition card. It's one of the best video
cards that Nvidia ever made and a mistake that Nvidia
won't ever make again, but it didn't have a dual
link DVI port on the card. It did However, have one of
these adapters in the box. - Linus.
- What is display port to DVI? - Can you be more specific? We're looking for a display
port to single link DVI. - DVI is singling DVI. Dual link DVI is dual link DVI. - Okay, well that could actually be valid. We'll talk about that later. - Howdy neighbor, 1,000. - What's up? JayzTwoCents here, and
one of my favorite CPUs is the lowest end part in
the initial Conroe lineup. It traded blows with
Intel's former flagship, the Pentium extreme 965, despite having half the clock speed. - Linus.
- What is the 8,400? - Nah, nope, not that one. Chip was the E-6-3-0-0, the E6,300. - Let's go before and after for 600. (indistinct sound) - That's (indistinct) Bonus question where you
wager all your money. - Oh man, I don't know anything
about this category yet. - Correct responses to these hints will create a sort of a
portmanteau of two words that are hinted at by the clue. - Oh, let's just go 100 for this one. - Microsoft's flagship
9th-Gen gaming console with a file system
optimized for flash memory. - X, I don't know. X-Box something, no idea. - We're looking for X-Box Series Xfat. - Oh wow, got it. Before and after 200. - Colorful name for Intel following a fatal windows system error. Marques.
- What is the big blue screen of death? - Does anyone call intel big blue? - That's IBM. Is usually referred to-
- Ah yeah. Sorry, that's not gonna work. Anybody else? Brett.
- What's blue screen of death. - No. We're looking for a Teen
Blue Screen Of Death. (laughing) - All right, before and after, 400. - American semiconductor company bringing competition back to the CPU space that builds quantum computers
in British Columbia. AMD Wave, AMD Wave system. So AMD and D-Wave-
- Sorry, these are real things that people say? - AMD is a semiconductor company, bringing competition
back to the CPU space. D-Wave is a quantum computer-
- Right, But people combine these or am I supposed to be like
finding two specific answers and then just saying them?
- This is a jeopardy thing. - Yeah.
- Okay. (laughing) - What's jeopardy? We're gonna get one. We're gonna get one. - Before and after, 800. - Core logic chipset connected to the CPU via the front side bus
where multiple routers share one wifi network without
an IP address conflict. - Northbridge switch. - Nope. - A multiple, Oh, multiple routers. Oh, (beeping) - We're looking for Northbridge Mode. - Howdy neighbor, 800. - Zach from JerryRigEverything here, my wife and I built this contraption. It's not a wheelchair,
but it does have a name. What do we call it? - Oh my God, I watched this- - I thought that was the name. - The device itself was called the Rig. - I totally watched the video. - Every game seems to have spot like this. (laughing) - Display play for 400. - These nanocrystals convert
light according to their size. Linus.
- What are Quantum dot? - That's them. - Display play for 200. - This variable refresh rate
technology created by Vesa is supported by the HDMI 2.1 standard. Brett.
- What is Adaptive-Sync? - That's the tech. - I'll take before and after for 1,000. - The time it takes for a pixel to change from one value to another while measuring the round-trip time of an
artificial light signal provided by a laser or an led. You're gonna love this one. Pixel response Time-of-Flight Sensor. They were really fun to ride. (laughing) - I'll take a programming
and it's languages for 200. - This musical sounding
programming language was developed by Microsoft as
part of its .net initiative. Marques.
- What is Tenor? - No.
Anyone else? C-Sharp. - I'll take programming
languages for 600, please. - This open source framework
created by Facebook enables a single code base to
service multiple platforms. We're looking for a React Native. - Same category for 1,000. - This relaxed name is given to APIs that conform to the architectural style described in Roy Fielding's
Doctoral Dissertation. You got your gets, your puts. Restful APIs or rest. - Same category for 800. - This logical operator
outputs true If one, and only one of its conditions is met. That would be an XOR, Exclusive OR. - Same category for 400. - Why aren't you doing this to us? (laughing) - In contrast to procedural programming, this programming paradigm
is built around elements that contain both data and methods. Oop, it's object oriented program. - Let's do Linux for 600, please. - Ubuntu became one of the most popular Linux distributions in the world after basing itself on this distro. - I have no idea. - Linus.
- Gonna take a wild guess. Red Hat.
- Nope, anyone else? - All right. I know Linus, if you don't
guess you don't lose money. DBN, Ubuntu is based on DBN - All right, I'll take
Linux for 800, please. - It only gets worse in this
Linus category I'll tell ya. There's still dispute as
to whether Linus Torvalds took a little too much
inspiration from this OS created by Andrew Tenenbaum. Linus.
- What is Canoe? - Sorry, no. Proto OS is Mimix. - Same category for 1,000. - This command forces
deletion of everything in the root directory. RM dash RF slash. - Same category for 200, please. - This is Linux's
well-dressed animal mascot. Marques.
- What is a penguin? - Sorry, we're looking
for the mascots name. - Oh, the name. A tuxedo penguin. I don't know the name. - Linus.
- Who is tux? - Tux is the mascot. - Oh my God. - Linux for 400. - While some parts are
written in assembly language, Linux is mostly written in this middling programming language. Middle of the road C. - Display play for, can I even, can I even, okay, here we go. Display play for 600. (laughing) - Individual display screens are cut from these larger
sheets of substrate with a parental name. Linus.
- What is Mother Glass? - Mother Glasse is correct? - Display play for 800. (indistinct sound) - (indistinct) bonus question where you wager your money. You can wager up to $500. - Well, I guess I'll just go for it. - You're doing great, Linus. - All right, the judges
have made a determination as to the two questions
that Linus contested, one being, single link DVI question, the other being the ambient
light rejecting screen question. In both cases, we've
decided to give it to Linus. Not because we really side with his logic, but because at this rate, he's probably not gonna be
able to participate in final Tech Trivia Answered in
the Form of a Question and we wanna give him a fighting chance. I actually can't remember if you still actually even
have an arithmetic chance, but you'll be closer at least. - So I get pity points. - So now you can wager up to
500 and if you get it right, you will only be 1000 in the hole. And then if you get the
subsequent questions right, you might be able to play final Tech Trivia Answered in
the Form of a Question. - I spit on your pity. I wager $1. (laughing) No, no, no. I change my mind, change my mind 500, 500. I want a chance, Okay.
- Okay. Not to be confused with the Transmissive or Emissive of display, your E-Ink tablet uses one of these. - What is a reflective display? - That is the technology. - Well, I'll take display play for 1,000. - A critical barrier to
microled commercialization, this is the process of moving
dies from their native wafer to the display substrate straight. - What is substrate transfusion? - Sorry-
- That was a completely wild swing. So I'm good. - We're looking forMass transfer. Well Linus, if you had got that right, you still would have only had $0, which technically still isn't enough to make you eligible for
playing our final round, final Tech Trivia Answered
in the Form of a Question. But for the contestants who do have money, let's look at the category, Game Settings. Our contestants will make their wagers and we'll see the
question after the break. (audience applauding) (upbeat music) - Big shout out to Intel for making Tech Trivia Answered in the
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the video description. (whooshing) (audience applauding) - And we're back. And it's a close game. The bets are in, now, let's see the hint for final Tech Trivia Answered
in the Form of a Question. Originally described in a
2009 in video White Paper, this screen space anti-aliasing
algorithm analyzes pixels, rather than the games underlying
3D models, 30 seconds. (upbeat music) All right, let's look now to Brett, who had the lowest score going in. Did you come up with the correct answer? - Hey, it's second lowest score. (laughing) - What is temporal anti-aliasing? That is not the response
we're looking for. And how much did it cost you? 40 D, leaving you with no D at all. Marques. What is real time, is that AA? Real-time-
- AI. - What is real-time AI? No, the answer we were looking for was Fast Approximate Anti-aliasing or FXAA. And how much did that cost you? $31, he is our champion today at 469. (audience applauding) - Well done.
(audience applauding) - No one could have
seen this result coming at least for Linus Sebastian. This probably feels pretty good. What do you have to say to the people that are watching at home? - This is huge for me. Shout out to mom and dad,
I know they're watching, but I didn't get to study for that. So I'm just really glad my overall technology paid off today. So it's great. - Well, lots of debates have
just been settled for life. Join us next time on Tech Trivia Answered in
the Form of a Question, where Yvonne will face off against Colton. Just kidding, he's not
allowed on camera anymore. - Thank you to Intel for sponsoring Tech Trivia Answered in
the Form of a Question. Check them out at the link below. (upbeat music)
This was extremely fun to watch and it is incredibly well done! They really got all the nuances of Jeopardy! down. :)
It was quite a fun watch, but as a techie I gotta say the questions were very tricky
Not exactly Jeopardy production, but for a video called "Tech Trivia answered in the form of a question" it was a fun watch imho.
MKBHD and iJustine look so dumb here. hahaha.