 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2015 is brought to you by Phantom Glass. Visit store.phantom.glass for the best darn screen protectors out there, as well as HyperX. Now one of the main focuses at the Intel booth isn't, strictly speaking, a product that you buy, like an Intel RealSense G520JQ or anything like that. It's a technology that they want to see embedded in devices that will enable new kinds of functionality. So what it is, in essence, is a depth sensing camera technology, as well as the processing voodoo magic that goes on behind it. So they've got a whack ton of demos here, including, in no particular order, some short range stuff, like one where they scan your face and print you your very own 3D laser etched prism block thing with your face in it. They can also capture your face and throw it on a snowboarder, for example. So we got me thrown onto a snowboarder making a silly face. It only took about, I don't know, 20, 30 seconds to get my face scanned and boom, instant avatar. Short range cameras can also be used for things like gesture control. So there was one that takes a whole bunch of different points on your hand and allows you to make gestures to control the game. So I can control the ship by moving my hand around, clench to fire, release to stop firing, and peace sign to fire the old peacekeeper missile at the enemies. They've also got long range solutions. So these are more useful for like whole body, whole body imaging. So with this one, you can actually go ahead and sort of strike a pose. And they've got an array of cameras, as well as a couple of different versions of screens here that allow you to make a little snowman of yourself or stand and be like a galactic body blowing up asteroids and all kinds of cool stuff like that. And then of course, there's going to be the more, well, practical stuff that most people are going to find more useful on a day to day basis. So for example, gestures when interacting with your PC, being able to write in the air. It's all fairly early stages right now, but it is an extremely exciting piece of technology for the future. And we had a lot of fun hanging around at the Intel booth, just playing around with all the cool demos, because I lean back and forth to move your character down a run. Awesome stuff. Speaking of awesome stuff, I want to give a huge shout out to our sponsors here. Phantom Glass, these guys make awesome screen protectors. They're strong, they're clear, they're super easy to apply. You can visit store.phantom.glass to learn more. Also HyperX, their YouTube channel has a lot of great gaming content. Visit it at youtube.com slash HyperX. Got links to both of those in the video description. Also, make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss any of our CES 2015 content. And that's it, we're on to the next big thing here at the show.