We're now discussing gaming. (Getting through a lot of topics here in 40 minutes.)

Krzanich is discussing "merged reality." "We believe this is a game-
changer."

Project Alloy was first shown off at Intel's developer conference last year.

The stage opened up to a living room setup.

There's small print at the bottom of the screen as we're watching. "This device has not been authorized as required by the rules of the Federal Communications Commission. This device is not, and may not be, offered for sale or lease, or sold or leased, until authorization is obtained."

Radar, armor bunkers, plasma power supplies.

Intel has said it plans to start offering Project Alloy technology to its manufacturing partner in the second half of this year, so this tech shouldn't hit the market anytime soon.

With today's VR headsets, you need to move your furniture out of the way or else you'll trip over things you can't see. With sensors like the ones Intel's pushing in Project Alloy, maybe your furniture could automatically be scanned and appear as objects in the game world.

That means maybe companies (other than Intel) will make these products and eventually sell them to you.

OK, we're gonna see a gory zombie game. "People have gotten a little queasy at it." Hence the barf bags.

Can't deal. Freaking out already!

Basically, a bunch of zombies coming at me...not good not good not good.

Except, uh, in the actual game you have guns and you shoot at the zombies. Intel's just letting the zombies eat people?

Sean, it's a trailer. We just see zombies walking around with eerie music.

laaaame

What's interesting is that after years of becoming photorealistic, the zombies look kinda pixelated. The games suddenly look like they did more than a decade ago. I get it, computing is hard. But think like a normal consumer: They walk around Best Buy, see Uncharted 4 and how beautiful it is, and then they try on a VR headset with a comparably blocky character. What do they say?

We are courtside, watching the live feed of the game. "This gives you a first touch of where this is headed with sports."

KRZANICH JUST SAID THEY ARE WORKING ON A T-SHIRT CANNON TECH.

He was NOT JOKING!

Folks can play the zombie game after the show. Looks like we're wrapping up here.

Get ready for that T-shirt cannon, people.

Ben just said this was a piece of CAKE. Get it? Hahahaha. Cake. Oh, Ben. You crack me up.

Thanks for joining us, everyone. We're outta here.