ワイヤレス充電の未来
Welcome to Kevin's English Room Podcast.
Hello.
Hello, hello, hello.
I have to charge this microphone.
I'm wired.
Yeah, you look like some kind of android.
Do I?
Yeah, I got this white cord sticking out of my microphone.
It looks like it goes inside your body.
It looks kind of cool.
Yeah.
It looks cool.
Thank you.
It looks cool, or it looks like 10 years, like 15 years ago.
15 years ago? Not 15 years after?
15 years ago, like you have to charge it.
I go back in time?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I see.
There's no like wireless thing, you know?
You think someday humans are going to get to a point, technology is going to get to a point where we don't have cables anymore?
I can't believe we still haven't done that yet.
Yeah.
This is so old.
The style of like energizing shit.
What do you think?
I do think so.
I do think so.
Why are we all carrying cables around, right?
And have to plug into everything.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
If the room could just be like charged with like, you know, there's a room that the whole room is a wireless charging room.
So when you bring your phone into that area, it's wirelessly charged.
Okay.
So if the whole electronic is adapted to that system, then you could just have the room with no plugs.
It's true.
And just have no nothing, no zero cables.
Yeah, right, right.
Yeah, I think someday it will be like that.
Right.
Like everything would be like connected through no cables.
Through no cables, right.
Yeah.
We wouldn't have to worry about battery life anymore.
True, true, true.
Right?
True.
What's the barrier?
I think, so what I saw from that experiment where the whole room is like batterized, it's very weak.
Like it's very slow charging.
Oh, I see.
So, well, I guess it's a matter of time before they speed up things and get shit more powerful.
And then you can just, you know, have electricity for the whole electronics that you have, maybe.
So you don't have to like touch anything.
You don't have to.
You just have to bring it in.
Yeah, you just have to get it in the atmosphere of the room.
Yeah, you're good to go.
I see.
Yeah.
That's nice.
Pretty awesome stuff, huh?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Some kind of technologies will be solved that someday.
I know.
It should be.
I know.
Right now, I guess like you have to like, there will be like many, if there's too many machines in one place, you'll be like a mess kind of.
Yeah, I guess.
You know, so.
True.
But yeah, one day.
I can't wait.
I can't wait until the day.
Well, at least like many like charging spot on the table or like on a walls or things like that.
True.
If the whole table is wireless charging, you just put your laptop on the table and then you're good to go.
That makes sense.
Yeah.
Maybe like completely wireless in a room would be a little difficult like with maybe like machines inside the body.
Oh, yeah, true.
Like pacemakers and stuff.
Yeah, so kind of.
That's true.
I don't know which barrier it would be, but like a.
But a huge table.
Yeah.
That's a good idea.
Like spot on like everywhere and just.
That's a great idea.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I think it can be done, but.
I mean, yeah, I feel like that could happen soon.
In like two years or like.
Right, right.
If shit gets more powerful.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah.
OK, I have another question.
Yeah.
SIMカードとパソコンの関係
Why have laptops not adapted to SIMs, SIM cards?
Why do we still connect this shit to Wi-Fi?
Like if phones, we can connect it anywhere where there's satellite, right?
With eSIMs and shit.
Why have we not adapted computers to eSIMs?
That's a good question.
Yeah.
If we had like eSIMs or things like that in our laptops.
I know.
True.
It's stupid that we have to do like, I don't know.
Tezaringu.
Tezaringu every time.
That's stupid.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
True.
Yeah.
So true.
I know, right?
I mean, if we can do Tezaringu, why don't we have that inside?
Exactly.
You know, I think some like NEC or something for business, business laptop makers.
They released a new model with eSIMs or just like physical SIM card slots on PCs recently.
Recently.
Recently.
But it's not selling that much.
Really?
Yeah.
That was up.
Why aren't all companies doing it?
Yeah.
It doesn't make sense to me.
True.
I mean.
It's not fast enough?
What do you mean it's not fast enough?
I mean, if you put, I don't know, the satellite strength isn't like strong enough for the computer.
Well.
Tezaringu, we're good with Tezaringu, right?
So.
Right.
True.
Right.
It's a question.
It's true.
Yeah.
利便性と技術の発展
That would be so much convenient.
I know.
Convenience.
Right.
Yeah.
You can phone call through the.
Through a PC.
This one.
Yeah.
Exactly.
You just put like your earphones and everything and just.
Exactly.
And if you're like on the go.
Yeah.
You have to do like a quick.
True.
Document fix.
Yeah.
And you're just like outside and boom.
You're like, you don't have to take out your phone or anything.
True.
Yeah.
So.
True.
I wonder why it's not there yet.
iPad has it.
iPad has Wi-Fi, right?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Right.
Yeah.
It should be.
Right.
You have an iPad, right?
Do you still use your iPad?
Yes.
Yes.
You know, have you heard about the recent update on the soon coming?
No.
Yeah.
So it's going to be more like a computer.
It's going to be more like a Mac where you can adjust your window sizes to your liking.
Oh.
You can have eight, ten, however many windows you want.
You can have like multiple tabs?
You can have multiple.
Multiple.
Yes.
Multiple windows open.
Windows.
Yes.
And same.
So it's like laptop right now.
That's great.
Right.
Right.
Right.
And it's going to act more like a computer.
Oh, that's nice.
Is that like I can do that or like I have to buy a new model?
Is that what you have?
What do you have?
iPad Pro?
But I don't know which one.
Recently though, right?
You bought it recently.
Yeah.
At least like within two, three years I guess.
Yeah, I think you should be fine.
Okay.
Okay.
Especially if you have the Pro, I think you should be fine.
Yeah.
Oh, that's great.
Right.
Because that's the worst part.
Of an iPad.
Of an iPad.
Right.
Like single worst part I would say.
Exactly.
Yeah.
Exactly.
And they're going to fix the folders app.
It's going to act more like a normal computer.
Oh, that's great.
That's important.
Right?
True.
That's another single.
One only the worst part of iPad.
I don't like the folder and like the file.
It's weird.
Organization in iPad.
It's smartphone-ish.
Yeah.
Yeah.
iPadのSIMカード対応
So if iPad has SIM cards and it's going to start acting like a computer,
then iPad could be like a good like on-the-go device.
Right.
And if you put your like little keyboard like you did before.
Right.
Foldable keyboard and boom, you're good to go.
Yeah.
That's good.
Yeah.
If you have that, that'll be the best like machine.
Device.
Yeah.
Right.
Right.
Huh.
Huh.
How big is your?
How big is your?
Just like this I guess.
So you bought like the I guess the biggest one?
Yeah.
Out of the market?
I think so.
Yeah.
Do you carry them around or just stay at home?
Oh, yeah.
I do carry but not like every, every day.
But yeah, I do carry it.
Is it carryable?
Yes.
Yeah.
Yes.
But it's not like really light and you can carry it.
It's not like something like notebook or things like that.
iPadの重量と耐久性
So I feel like recent iPad has been gaining weight
and to a point where like why would you get it?
It's almost as heavy as an iPad Air, a MacBook Air.
Why the hell would anyone go for an iPad?
What would be your answer for that?
Well, first of all, the reason why I bought the iPad is for like write things down.
The touch panel.
Yeah.
But yeah, I understand that.
It's getting heavier and heavier.
Right.
Yeah.
Can I carry that?
Yeah.
I think it's like just like this.
Yeah.
And if you add a keyboard, do you have a keyboard?
No, I don't.
Okay.
So if you add a keyboard, then it's going to be like probably heavier.
Yeah.
Right.
True.
Right.
Yeah.
So.
And it's thick.
So I guess it's like just like this.
Uh-huh.
I see.
So it's almost like this.
It doesn't make sense anymore.
Yeah.
It doesn't make sense anymore.
Man.
True.
Right.
SIMカードの便利さ
But yeah, I would like to have my laptop with a SIM card in.
Yeah.
That'll be so convenient.
You know.
Right.
Are you going to, if that happens, are you going to sell your smartphone?
No.
No.
I don't buy new technology because there's a new feature on it.
I buy new technology only if the one that I'm using breaks.
Oh, I see.
Yeah.
Oh, okay.
Yeah.
I thought you love anything like new.
I do.
I love following info.
You're into everything.
I am into it.
I just, I don't buy them.
Oh.
Every time a new product comes out, I just.
I see.
I see.
I only get it when it's necessary.
When it's broken?
Oh, okay.
Okay.
Right.
I didn't know that.
No.
That.
Where you draw my line.
Where I draw my line.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Right.
All right.
Thanks for listening, guys.
Thank you.
Bye-bye.
