 Thank you to Logitech and Discord for sending us here to PAX East 2016. Check out their stuff in the links in the video description down below. Alright guys, we are at the Logitech booth, one of our sponsors that brought us here this year. And they don't have any new products, but I want to do a video anyways, because they have some pretty badass stuff regardless. This is a wall of 160 keyboards, which they have used the 18,400 LEDs of which to make a pixel wall that runs at 30 FPS. Right now it's just playing back a video, in the future they're planning on running old NES games and stuff off of it. It's pretty sweet, they're actual keyboards, you can type on them. I did ask however that I don't see how they're going to get 160 keyboards USB'd into a system, so I was like, how are you actually doing this? They are all networked together with individual IPs and work through a network mesh to recreate the video. They couldn't use any pre-existing software to do this because there's no proper grid for the pixels to line up on, because as you probably know, on a keyboard your keys are on like angles and stuff, they're not in a perfect grid. So they tried some pre-existing software and ran it like 4 FPS, they had to write their own stuff. This wall is awesome. Today here at the show, if you come check it out, it's not going to be playing video games, it's just going to be playing a video. But maybe at like E3 and other events in the future, you'll be able to play a game on it. Pretty freaking cool. Next up is one of my favourite things in science and that is the blind taste test. So this is two G900's, both of which look like they are wired into the computer. One is actually going to a wireless transmitter which then goes into the computer and the other one is plugged directly in, and you have to try to figure out which one it is. I love this kind of stuff because on the G900 video from Switzerland and the G900 video from back home, everyone's kind of guessing if it's actually true, is wireless actually finally just as fast or faster than wired. And now you get to try it yourself because I would be skeptical too and skepticism is a good thing. Speaking of skepticism being a good thing, if you watched my testing video from Switzerland and didn't quite believe it, come down to Logitech booth, try the click latency test yourself. They have a Razer Deathadder Chroma and the G900 lined up beside each other. The Chroma is wired into the computer, the G900 is wireless, and you can try the whole click latency setup all on your own. Alright guys, thanks for watching. Don't forget to check out Logitech. Click in the video description down below to see all of the different products, racing wheel, mice, keyboard, headsets, whatever the heck you want. Also, Discord. Thank you Discord. Discord is awesome. They're a free voice and text chat server thing. You can check them out in the video description down below. Set up a server for free, game with your friends, and talk to all of them. If you want to see all the rest of our packs of these 2016 videos, subscribe to Linus Tech Tips and I'll see you guys next time.