 Welcome to the smartest thing that I had never heard of. Actually, here, this is awesome because I happen to have a property here. Every motherboard manufacturer wants to talk about, where is it? Oh, look at that. I picked the one motherboard box that happens to not have it on it, but either way. Every motherboard manufacturer wants to talk about how they've got special high powered USB ports that will allow you to charge your iPad or tablet or other high powered device through your front USB. But I came across a tool from Asus that is compatible with all motherboards and PCs, including notebooks called AI Charge. Now this is not the same as on off charge, which allows you to charge devices using certain USB ports. Usually it's one internal pin header, even when this PC is powered down. But this one does work. It says available to charge on any mode, but it depends on blah blah blah, S-states and yeah. Okay, anyway, this one has nothing to do with what kind of USB port, nothing to do with what kind of motherboard or even what kind of system you have. All you have to do is install the app, which is very, very lightweight and takes about a second to install. Okay, just for the sake of illustration, I'm using an MSI motherboard here guys. So this is a Big Bang X Power X58 motherboard. This is before anyone started really implementing these on off charge features and high powered USB ports for charging tablets. So I thought that it was hopeless and that I couldn't charge my tablet on my PC, but it turns out that I can and I'll show you guys where to get it as well as see. So there it goes. It is charging. It doesn't charge particularly fast because this isn't a high powered USB port or anything like that, but it does charge, which is all I really asked for so that I don't have to set up one of the wall warts. And all you do is go to event.asus.com slash MB slash 2010 slash AI underscore charger and download it and it uses up, let's see, how much RAM does AI charger use? AI charger. Oh, it uses a whole 1.7 megs of RAM, so you should be okay on that front. And there is zero configuration. In fact, it just sits here in the task bar. If you want to move a little bit closer. It just sits here in the system tray rather, not the task bar. You can't even click on it or open it or anything like that. And just allows you to charge higher powered devices when you plug them in. So thank you for checking out this little Linus tech tip on how to charge your tablet, whether it's an iPad or whether it's an Android device, off of any computer you want, just using this simple little app. And huge thanks to Asus for not artificially locking this down to their own products. That is major points in my book. And I hope you guys see it the same way. Don't forget to subscribe.