 Thanks to LastPass for sponsoring our coverage of Computex 2018. Try it for free today at the link in the video description. So last CES, Razer showed off a concept notebook shell that allowed you to take their gaming phone and put it in as like a touchpad and then like a larger Android experience. And I was kind of going, A, this has kind of been done before. So this is a little lackluster compared to your previous concept products. And B, why the hell would anybody want a full-size Android experience? It's terrible. So MSI apparently saw an opportunity here and they are showing off a much better solution because why would you want to run a desktop experience or laptop experience on underpowered mobile hardware when you can run a mobile software experience on totally OP gaming laptop hardware? So I don't normally cover like some software crap that comes bundled with a gaming notebook. But the MSI App Player is actually pretty freaking cool. So it's not a new concept running an Android emulator on a computer. In fact, they even got a sticker right here. It is based on the BlueStacks Android emulator. But what effectively they've done here is packaged this into something that is very usable and very practical for gamers. So what you're looking at right here is the full fat Google Play Store where we can get any normal Android apps, any normal Android games. And yes, my friends, you should see where we're going with that. So using this software, you can use a mouse and WASD or a game controller to control Android games, giving you a distinct advantage compared to people who are playing on mobile with their like touch screen joysticks and all that stuff. So the better the system, the better the experience. It'll take advantage of your CPU, your GPU, and even things like high refresh rate displays. And there are other intrinsic advantages as well. You don't have to worry about battery life constraints. You get to use your full sized notebook grade audio solution. And if you plug into a wired network connection, you don't have to worry about any mobile network leg bull crap or anything like that. Now, they're mostly focused on gaming, but you can run any app from the Play Store. There's a bunch of great functionality built in here as well. So you can see there's hotkeys for pretty much anything and MSI SteelSeries keyboards built into their laptops will allow you to remap any of that. Let's just go ahead and make this full screen. And you guys might have noticed that I'm running this on an MSI desktop now. So they are not limiting it to just their notebooks. In fact, it's not even limited to just their gaming products. So their motherboards, their video cards, even their new Prestige series non-gaming notebooks are going to have support for this app. And this is a huge boon for streamers, for example. Some people do stream Android games. So now all you got to do is hook up a secondary monitor, run your regular OBS and XSplit, and then you just run this in a window and you can do all of your gaming and streaming from one machine. This is a seriously unfair advantage. That's not my problem, though. One last point is that if you suck at games like me, so this is some like weird PUBG clone or something, you can actually run multiple games at the same time. So if you're like waiting around for a respawn, you can just flip over into another tab here, play Angry Birds or whatever while you're waiting, and then just flip back over and you're ready to continue. One last point, Cliff from MSI said if I don't talk about his Prestige series, he's not going to send me a gigantic life-sized MSI dragon. So this is their new thin and light Prestige series. It's got like a metal chassis, 8th Gen Core i7, so up to quad core, HDMI, a couple Type Cs, a couple Type As. You got your SD card, 1080p, it looks like IPS. Yep, not too bad. 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