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powered by the 2013 cmax the official car of CES what's up everyone Jon render from TechnoBuffalo here live from CES 2013 and we are at the Intel booth taking a look at the sony vaio tap it's one of the new line of Windows 8 PCs it's called a tap because but obviously you can tap on it so Windows 8 was bill with multi-touch in mind so you've got full 10-point multi-touch on this guy first blush looks like a standard touchscreen not a giant deal but this thing does a couple of cool things first you can lay it totally flat you can use it for for gaming or for sharing photos like the old Microsoft services before they got all tablet II this guy's kind of cooled to that you can actually completely untethered it's got 3.5 hours of complete battery life so you're taking your whole computer with you this guy's being powered by a core i5 it's a pretty impressive thing but what I wanted to ask what's something that you guys would use I'm thinking about this thing how would I use this computer would actually take it with me what uses would you have I'm thinking it might be kind of fun to have something like this in the kitchen for example to have recipes and such up there I think it's one of those examples something that's really cool in theory but I'm having a hard time figuring out the uses of it so I'd love to know what you guys would think how would you use something like this eight to take you or take with you just be an added benefit and maybe you would just use it as your dedicated computer so once it hear what you guys think this isn't a first look at the Sony Vaio tap just want to know what you guys like it don't like it what use would you have for something like this for now I'm John Retton Jeffrey TechnoBuffalo I'll see you next video thanks again to Ford you you