 Thank you to HyperX for sending us to Pax Prime 2015 this year. Check out their Cloud 2 gaming headset in the video description down below. Also, thank you to Asus and Corsair. Alright guys, we're here at Screens, a little booth in the corner that I almost walked past and didn't really notice. But they have some really cool stuff. What they have, it doesn't really have a name yet, but there's a two and four port version, and it's basically a multi HDMI in configuration device. That's what I'm gonna call it for now. I don't really know what to call it. So the two port, you're gonna notice, actually has three ports on it. That's because there's two HDMI in and one HDMI out. The four port has five ports on it, four HDMI in, one HDMI out, and you can daisy chain all these together. So to explain the use case for this, at least for me, is streaming, mainly. So the idea would be, when I was doing the 3D printing stream, if any of you guys saw that, basically I had to use two Logitech C920s because I only had one potential HDMI in, so I used two webcams. This would have allowed me to use multiple actual full, like, HDMI out cameras to actually record to. So I could use better quality stuff for streaming and whatnot. So if I had a whole bunch of different inputs, I can mix them into one, and it does that through an app that works on Android or iOS and eventually, potentially other things. You can connect to it through Bluetooth, through Wi-Fi, or even through an ethernet jack. Because it has dual USB ports, you could plug in a USB to ethernet adapter and give this thing ethernet. It runs Screens OS, so whatever that means, that's their own stuff. And on the configuration tools for iOS and Android, there's a bunch of different options. So you can control your layout, you can add different elements, you can add a set background color, you can add widgets, like, say, Twitter. So if you want to have your game stream and then have a Twitter overlay on the side, you could do that. There's transparency and overlapping controls. There's quick layout switching buttons, so on the bottom, there's a bunch of layout switching buttons. Soon, there's going to be APIs for OBS and XSplit, so that you can actually change your configuration of your screens device in the software instead of doing it on the iOS or Android app, if you want to go that way. And it should eventually become your universal streaming remote through, say, the iOS app or the Android app, because you should be able to configure so many things inside of that. Time to talk about some hardware stuff. Jumping back to that daisy chaining thing I talked about earlier, we're not sure an exact maximum of how many things you can daisy chain together, but it will add one frame time per, so it'll add a little bit of latency as you do it. But that being said, I'm not sure how many of you guys out there would need more than, say, the four-port version, but we'll see. You might find a way to use it. I'm not going to put that word in your mouth. Anyways, there's custom silicon inside. It can take up to 1080p 60fps signals, and it outputs a 1080p 60fps signal. So yes, Master Race, you don't have to worry about losing your precious frame rates. They will be fine. Each model, like I said, has dual USB ports and one power plug, and then its respective amount of HDMI connectors. And if you're interested, you should check out their website. It's screens.com. You can sign up on an emailing list there, and they'll send you an email 24 hours before their Kickstarter goes live. So yeah, that four-port version that I mentioned isn't necessarily available yet, just the two-port version. They're going to run a Kickstarter. They have it here, however. It's already designed. It already works. The Kickstarter is more just for, like, awareness and sales and marketing and whatnot. Thanks again to HyperX for sending us here this year. Check out their YouTube channel in the top right-hand corner. Go there and subscribe. They release a whole bunch of cool gaming content. Also, thank you to ASUS and Corsair. If you want to see stuff from all of these companies at Pax Prime 2015 this year, check out the link in the video description down below. They have a whole cool list going on there. Thank you guys for watching. I'll see you next time.