@@gamamew A Finnish company HMD Global actually produces phones under Nokia brand. I have their rugged XR-20 smartphone and I do actually wash it with water when it gets dirty and it has seen many drops already so I think they are getting there. I do choose durability and unmodded android over fancy specs any day though. 🤔
Steve jobs interned as a 13 year old at HP. His job was to fix RF oscillators for them. Guess what the factory where he worked in is the exact place where the Apple Park sits now. He actually mentioned this story, one of his last public appearances in front of congress before the Apple Park had started construction
Fun fact the motorized scooter has been around with the first known being sold in 1913 and think it was called an Autoped. Similarly the idea of a two design of a segway has been around for a while with the earliest known being in somewhere in the 1920s where Buster Keaton used an oversized version that is clearly made of several car parts together, and by the looks unpowered
I cannot recommend reading the book Samsung Rising enough. It’s a history of the company from founding to just shortly after the Note 7 issue and it’s fallout. Wonderful book to read.
As a Mazda owner and employee at a Mazda dealer, I was yelling cork in my head until the answer popped up. A little known fact is that there is a Mazda performance company called "corksport"
Matt is right about motorized scooters, the first mass produced one was called the Autoped and was released in 1915. It has its conceptual origins in the 19th century, as do many technologies that have only become more widely available lately. For another example, there were electric cars as early as 1890 (and possibility earlier, but the one designed by William Morrison gets credit as being the first “successful” one.)
Bay Area guy checking in. So I used to live in Cupertino on Stevens Creek Blvd back in like 2004. HP and Apple both had buildings all over the entire area. I worked for about a year at an old HP complex on Stevens. Creek and Lawrence Expressway. On when I was there it was rebranded at “Agilent Technologies” basically their tests and measurements arm. I worked for the Wi-Fi Alliance doing compliance testing. I literally worked right next to a team of scientists who were making atomic clocks to go into spaceships for NASA. It was pretty fascinating
Yea honestly the point stuff got annoying at times because older this is challenges wouldn't stray like that and its fun to see the actual tally. Thanks for listening guys 😁
I actually worked on the apple new headquarters in california, it was very stressful and strict, which didn’t make sense because apple does nothing for the environment, even though they didn’t want us to use heavy equipment for the center of the headquarters lol
Sorry but Austin was semi-correct at 11:19 because it was offically made LG Chem, then gone on in 1958 to branch off as Goldstar which then in 1983 merged to become LG Electronics. So if the quesion was abou LG Elecronics then BOTH was wrong as technically it was 1983
Great vid, but what’s a transistor tube? Transistors took over tubes because they are more efficient, cheaper, and achieve the same goal. Unless you mean transistors AND tubes that was never going to win lol
The Radio was Sony's first product because their concept rice cooker failed because it would either overcook or undercook rice and had no physical controls, so it was never released
We all know that Toyota's real first product was when they license the character Yoda from Star wars and tried to make a toy version of it so that kids could play You know like an action figure.
Transistors and tubes are two different things. Vacuum tubes as they are called also called valves in Europe are glass envelopes with the elements inside. The vacuum in the tube allows the electrons to flow. Every time you say transistor tubes it’s cringe.
Mind-blowing idea. You make a collab video with Good Mythical Morning, their audience sees how awesome you guys are and since they already like this sort of videos, you get huge number of new subscribers. You can thank me later for the idea by calling each other "Bob" for a duration of one video.
It would have a being a nice detail if you put the links of the videos mentioned in the description. But alr8, putting the names of the videos was nice too
Transistors and tubes are two different things. Vacuum tubes as they are called also called valves in Europe are glass envelopes with the elements inside. The vacuum in the tube allows the electrons to flow. Every time you say transistor tubes it’s cringe. Also hp made a lot of test equipment for testing and fixing electronics
Wanna know something funny? Matt said the year 1925 for his answer on Namco... that just so happens to be the year that the founder Masaya Nakamura was born. December 24th, 1925 to January 22nd, 2017 (yeah, THAT recent). Also, you forgot to bleep the "S" word at 11:39.
I was 9 years off on Logitech. I guessed 1990. The Nintendo one was easy for me. I knew the exact year and what they 1st made. I guessed 1932 for Lego I guessed 1965 for Namco All the other ones I couldn't guess even close lol
Nokia could be a viable phone maker brand if they brought back the 100 year trout logo
The Nokia brick phone is still a viable option, it has great battery life and a very strong body
@@beefynfn It'd be awesome if they came back with a smartphone built like a tank
Yes. That would look so much cooler at the back of a phone than a stupid half eaten apple. 🤔
@@gamamew A Finnish company HMD Global actually produces phones under Nokia brand. I have their rugged XR-20 smartphone and I do actually wash it with water when it gets dirty and it has seen many drops already so I think they are getting there. I do choose durability and unmodded android over fancy specs any day though. 🤔
@@Aquelll but does it trout
Steve jobs interned as a 13 year old at HP. His job was to fix RF oscillators for them. Guess what the factory where he worked in is the exact place where the Apple Park sits now. He actually mentioned this story, one of his last public appearances in front of congress before the Apple Park had started construction
It's interesting how many companies completely change what they do after decades and that new thing ends up being their success.
Austin's first product is Cringe.
Tell me you didn't watch the video without telling me you didn't watch the video lol
@@barrycreamy he's literally the editor
@@rarianexe uh no im the editor
Boy, did he deliver
@@Dylan-zm3ht sorry 🤦🏻
you guys should do an overclock vs LTT family feud game with Riley, James, Luke and Linus
@jennymelo2098 ...Huh?
@Jenny Melo you know Austin and Linus are friends, right?
Fun fact the motorized scooter has been around with the first known being sold in 1913 and think it was called an Autoped. Similarly the idea of a two design of a segway has been around for a while with the earliest known being in somewhere in the 1920s where Buster Keaton used an oversized version that is clearly made of several car parts together, and by the looks unpowered
I cannot recommend reading the book Samsung Rising enough. It’s a history of the company from founding to just shortly after the Note 7 issue and it’s fallout. Wonderful book to read.
Fun fact, someone dropped a 3310 when building the Sphynx, and it is said you can still hear it ringing to this day.
As a Mazda owner and employee at a Mazda dealer, I was yelling cork in my head until the answer popped up. A little known fact is that there is a Mazda performance company called "corksport"
Austin knowing that Nokia was Finnish earns him another half point at least lol.
Matt is right about motorized scooters, the first mass produced one was called the Autoped and was released in 1915. It has its conceptual origins in the 19th century, as do many technologies that have only become more widely available lately. For another example, there were electric cars as early as 1890 (and possibility earlier, but the one designed by William Morrison gets credit as being the first “successful” one.)
"Transistor tubes" do so exist! They go together with vacuum microchips!
Kensie is on fire here with her interactions…seriously: morse code? brilliant! 🤣😎
I love falling asleep to these videos. As entertaining as they always are it's just something about this group that helps me sleep
I literally nap to their videos… it’s a good sleep binge
Bay Area guy checking in. So I used to live in Cupertino on Stevens Creek Blvd back in like 2004. HP and Apple both had buildings all over the entire area. I worked for about a year at an old HP complex on Stevens. Creek and Lawrence Expressway. On when I was there it was rebranded at “Agilent Technologies” basically their tests and measurements arm. I worked for the Wi-Fi Alliance doing compliance testing. I literally worked right next to a team of scientists who were making atomic clocks to go into spaceships for NASA. It was pretty fascinating
Transistors replaced Vacuum tubes.
I have no idea what a transistor tube is.
LMG vs Overclock Family Feud, make it happen
5:18 this part right here earned another like😂. Although I could only give one. And this one 8:45 😂 awesome
OOOHHHH!!! So that's why in every sonic game Sega has a slot lottery machine!!!
Didn't even make that connection. Thanks for your comment. Service Games that's nuts
Questioning Austin's geek cred with "transistor tubes". Is that a vacuum tube with a few hundred transistors glued to it?
Austin has a point… I award Matt 50 points for simply being Matt
fun fact those Pyramids are still standing only because they are made of pure original Nokia 3310's 😂
Remember John Morrison calling Nokia "Nah-Kia" lmao?
What that sweater Austin is wearing ? Austin please mention the links to all the Pokémon clothes you wear ! Please
Matt’s laugh gets me every time 😂😂😂
Love the video content Austin can't wait for the next! Keep up the great work.
It will never be Transistor Tubes, as there is no such thing. Transistors replaced Tubes.
Yea honestly the point stuff got annoying at times because older this is challenges wouldn't stray like that and its fun to see the actual tally. Thanks for listening guys 😁
This was so great! Laughed pretty hard!
I actually worked on the apple new headquarters in california, it was very stressful and strict, which didn’t make sense because apple does nothing for the environment, even though they didn’t want us to use heavy equipment for the center of the headquarters lol
all i liked from this is is austin's pikachu ugly christmas sweater lmao
Transistor tubes? OK... 😂😂🤣🤣
I’m just happy that Nokia and Finland was mentioned. Torille!
Bring back hey guys this is Austin.
Matt deserves any half points he wants 💯
First sega console wasn't the master system it was the sg 1000 I think
Try to start your show with this line:
Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood Mythical Mooooooooooooooooooorning!
I love how matt is just phoning it in XD
Sorry but Austin was semi-correct at 11:19 because it was offically made LG Chem, then gone on in 1958 to branch off as Goldstar which then in 1983 merged to become LG Electronics. So if the quesion was abou LG Elecronics then BOTH was wrong as technically it was 1983
Highly educational episode. Thanks guys.
I don't know why he keeps thinking an abacus is a recent invention they've been around for a long time
Great vid, but what’s a transistor tube? Transistors took over tubes because they are more efficient, cheaper, and achieve the same goal. Unless you mean transistors AND tubes that was never going to win lol
Lol there are no such thing as transistor tubes lmao, it’s funny no one called him out on this.
You are thinking about vacuum tubes my friend.
Love the video as usual, but I have to ask. . . What the hell is a "transistor tube"? transistors replaced vacuum tubes.
I love learning new information to annoy my family with.
That Sega scream spooked me
Casio apparently making a comeback
I'm pretty baked, but this episode slapped
I Did not know Samsung was a grocery store before they start making phones and TVs
I like when you actually keep track of the score
The Radio was Sony's first product because their concept rice cooker failed because it would either overcook or undercook rice and had no physical controls, so it was never released
More of this kind of video
0:57 Sony logo was literally the same from 1957 to now
We all know that Toyota's real first product was when they license the character Yoda from Star wars and tried to make a toy version of it so that kids could play You know like an action figure.
Matt pisses me off in this video but LOL Matt’s hidden camera fail at 5:03
Transistors and tubes are two different things. Vacuum tubes as they are called also called valves in Europe are glass envelopes with the elements inside. The vacuum in the tube allows the electrons to flow. Every time you say transistor tubes it’s cringe.
Started strong and got the first two right. And then none.
This was fun though.
Tech fude? Austin team vs Linus team Jay n Steve hosting 😂 would be a grand colab
Mind-blowing idea. You make a collab video with Good Mythical Morning, their audience sees how awesome you guys are and since they already like this sort of videos, you get huge number of new subscribers. You can thank me later for the idea by calling each other "Bob" for a duration of one video.
It would have a being a nice detail if you put the links of the videos mentioned in the description. But alr8, putting the names of the videos was nice too
From 1931-1934 Mazda's logo was Mitsubishi's logo.
Glock started out making curtain rods.
Nokia has been the same font since 1967. I wonder if that was the only font they had when they first made it that then just thought "eh, it works"
Why is Austin's apple watch upside down
Yes! Take is seriously!
Transistors and tubes are two different things. Vacuum tubes as they are called also called valves in Europe are glass envelopes with the elements inside. The vacuum in the tube allows the electrons to flow. Every time you say transistor tubes it’s cringe. Also hp made a lot of test equipment for testing and fixing electronics
The first motorized scooter was 1915, and the first came out to the public in 1917. Google Assist says.
The Bandai Namco one was the most surprising.
the irst "Motoorized Scooter" was Pattented by Autoped in 1916
It's crazy how most of these first products had nothing to do with tech at all!
Good addition. Keep the fun, but have the actual score too 👍
I do remember watching a Show about HP
just a quick fyi, the first motorized scooter was made in 1915 by Autoped. The more you know right?
I love the Half Life sound effects. 1 point to the editor
The Autoped, the first motorized scooter for adults was developed in 1913. austin my man. 1985 😅
This video was really interesting.
Cmon matt! Step your game.up !!!!
Wanna know something funny? Matt said the year 1925 for his answer on Namco... that just so happens to be the year that the founder Masaya Nakamura was born. December 24th, 1925 to January 22nd, 2017 (yeah, THAT recent). Also, you forgot to bleep the "S" word at 11:39.
wait wait wait legit lol Lucky cream XD with a pic of a girl there. they knew hahahahahha
I Never knew that Motorola was founded in Chicago of all places!😊
17:17 where did he think cork came from
“Japan, ahead of its time till its not” - Trash taste afterdark
Well I mean an abacus is hand operated, a mouse is hand operated, seems like a legit guess
That rare Austin W lol
Toyotas auto loom actually first went into production in 1857 by Ichido Toyoda, not 1906
It's funny they didn't include Mitsubishi but include Mazda and Toyota
I love Family Feud please do it
how is nobody talking about the christmas pikachu on 13 january
Damn I knew the Samsung answer but forgot about the groceries were first
Lol? Mazda had a Mitsubishi logo from 1931 to 1934? :D
austin!! please give me A LINK WHERE YOU BUY YOUR POKEMON SHIRTS PLEASE! sorry for caps lol
It's Vacuum Tubes not Transistor Tubes
Hey, guys, this is This Is!"
Austin reminded me of my gay brother when he said sheeple 😂
Matt failing spactacularly on Nintendo's first product year was cringe.
The first Sony product was a rice cooker from 1946
As a confirmed finlander im really offended
I was 9 years off on Logitech. I guessed 1990.
The Nintendo one was easy for me. I knew the exact year and what they 1st made.
I guessed 1932 for Lego
I guessed 1965 for Namco
All the other ones I couldn't guess even
close lol
Toyota still work in textiles they make embroidery machines.
BRING BACK NOKIA!!!!!!!!!!!