 Hey, we're here in beautiful San Francisco, California. We just got done with the Apple Spring Forward event, and we were expecting most of what we got, but there was a surprise. We started out with HBO Now, which is coming exclusively to the Apple TV, and I'm really excited. It's 15 bucks a month, but I've already cut my cable, and I really want HBO, so I'm going to buy it. That's great. Apple also dropped the price on the Apple TV to 69 bucks. Honestly, that's the right price for the Apple TV, so it was a good move. I wish they'd do something more ambitious with the Apple TV, but as always, we're just going to have to keep waiting. Then the MacBook. Oh my God. The MacBook is amazing. It is just crazy thin. It's 13.1 millimeters, which whatever, but it weighs two pounds, and two pounds spread over the 12 inches of the thing, especially when you have it open. It just feels like nothing. It's crazy light. The keys are a little bit flatter. They don't travel as far. Honestly, it feels weird at first, but once you get going on it, once you've used it for a while, I think it's going to be okay. Same thing with the track pad. They've got a whole new track pad that is the same press no matter where you click on it, and they have a new feature called force click, where the harder you press on it, it can do different actions. The example is if you press harder on it, it can fast forward through a video more quickly or more slowly. I had a really hard time with it at first. I couldn't get the thing. I pushed down too hard. I don't know. Everybody else was fine with it. Everybody else loved it. I'll play around with the sensitivity settings a little bit. After I practiced with it, I got a little bit better at it. We'll see. Bottom line, even if you don't use it, it's still a great laptop. The other thing to know about the MacBook is that it only has the one port, the USB type C port. No SD card, no standard USB. You'll have to buy an adapter if you want to use that stuff, but it's a really important port. It's going to change the way we plug things into each other. It can be used for power. It can be used for USB. It can be used for display. That's what I want. I want a single port for everything. Even if I have to deal with a little bit of hassle now, the dream is worth that hassle, in my opinion. I'm optimistic that all the other manufacturers are going to be on board. I'm optimistic that we're going to see PCs and other Macs and phones all using this port and monitors. That's great. I just want to have the same cable. I don't want to have a million different cables. The screen is beautiful. It's a retina class display. It seems fast enough. We'll have to actually use it at length to really see. At $1,299, it's a little bit expensive, but totally worth it. I didn't hate the gold one. The gold one looked okay, which seemed crazy to me, but it looks great. The dark gray one looks really great. The last thing that we saw today was the Apple Watch. We were hoping for something new. We didn't quite get that. We did get to see some demos of some new apps. We saw Uber and we saw SPG and we saw a garage door opening app. That was all cool. Mostly it was Apple trying to convince us that the whole thing makes sense. I used it in the hands-on area. Man, I'm telling you, you're not going to understand how to use this thing until you spend a good five, ten minutes with it. You have to hit the digital crown to go home, and again for apps. There's another button for communication. You swipe down for notifications. You swipe up for glances. These are different from apps. Then there's force press, which is different than just tapping on it and use that to change watch faces and also do some other things. I'm not really sure. I just felt lost in it a little bit. I'm not really bad at computers and you'd think that I'd just figure this out. Apple still has some work to do there. I would say that if you're thinking about getting an Apple Watch, you really should play around with one for as long as you can before you make your decision. Because yes, of course, once you use it for a while, if you own one, you're going to get it, but it takes a while to get it. The hardware is still beautiful. I'm still really happy with it. Most people I think are going to want the Apple Watch, not the Sport Edition. It has a better screen, a better sapphire display, and just the metal looks nicer, but it's a lot of money to spend on a smart watch when it's weird to figure out how to use it and you're not sure if you need it. That was it. HBO Now, super excited. The new MacBook, super excited. And Apple Watch, not so excited. It looks great. It feels great. It's not great to figure out how to use. We'll see.
 Hey, we're here in beautiful San Francisco, California.
 We just got done with the Apple Spring Forward event, and we were expecting most of what
 we got, but there was a surprise.
 We started out with HBO Now, which is coming exclusively to the Apple TV, and I'm really
 excited.
 It's 15 bucks a month, but I've already cut my cable, and I really want HBO, so I'm going
 to buy it.
 That's great.
 Apple also dropped the price on the Apple TV to 69 bucks.
 Honestly, that's the right price for the Apple TV, so it was a good move.
 I wish they'd do something more ambitious with the Apple TV, but as always, we're just
 going to have to keep waiting.
 Then the MacBook.
 Oh my God.
 The MacBook is amazing.
 It is just crazy thin.
 It's 13.1 millimeters, which whatever, but it weighs two pounds, and two pounds spread
 over the 12 inches of the thing, especially when you have it open.
 It just feels like nothing.
 It's crazy light.
 The keys are a little bit flatter.
 They don't travel as far.
 Honestly, it feels weird at first, but once you get going on it, once you've used it for
 a while, I think it's going to be okay.
 Same thing with the track pad.
 They've got a whole new track pad that is the same press no matter where you click on
 it, and they have a new feature called force click, where the harder you press on it, it
 can do different actions.
 The example is if you press harder on it, it can fast forward through a video more quickly
 or more slowly.
 I had a really hard time with it at first.
 I couldn't get the thing.
 I pushed down too hard.
 I don't know.
 Everybody else was fine with it.
 Everybody else loved it.
 I'll play around with the sensitivity settings a little bit.
 After I practiced with it, I got a little bit better at it.
 We'll see.
 Bottom line, even if you don't use it, it's still a great laptop.
 The other thing to know about the MacBook is that it only has the one port, the USB
 type C port.
 No SD card, no standard USB.
 You'll have to buy an adapter if you want to use that stuff, but it's a really important
 port.
 It's going to change the way we plug things into each other.
 It can be used for power.
 It can be used for USB.
 It can be used for display.
 That's what I want.
 I want a single port for everything.
 Even if I have to deal with a little bit of hassle now, the dream is worth that hassle,
 in my opinion.
 I'm optimistic that all the other manufacturers are going to be on board.
 I'm optimistic that we're going to see PCs and other Macs and phones all using this port
 and monitors.
 That's great.
 I just want to have the same cable.
 I don't want to have a million different cables.
 The screen is beautiful.
 It's a retina class display.
 It seems fast enough.
 We'll have to actually use it at length to really see.
 At $1,299, it's a little bit expensive, but totally worth it.
 I didn't hate the gold one.
 The gold one looked okay, which seemed crazy to me, but it looks great.
 The dark gray one looks really great.
 The last thing that we saw today was the Apple Watch.
 We were hoping for something new.
 We didn't quite get that.
 We did get to see some demos of some new apps.
 We saw Uber and we saw SPG and we saw a garage door opening app.
 That was all cool.
 Mostly it was Apple trying to convince us that the whole thing makes sense.
 I used it in the hands-on area.
 Man, I'm telling you, you're not going to understand how to use this thing until you
 spend a good five, ten minutes with it.
 You have to hit the digital crown to go home, and again for apps.
 There's another button for communication.
 You swipe down for notifications.
 You swipe up for glances.
 These are different from apps.
 Then there's force press, which is different than just tapping on it and use that to change
 watch faces and also do some other things.
 I'm not really sure.
 I just felt lost in it a little bit.
 I'm not really bad at computers and you'd think that I'd just figure this out.
 Apple still has some work to do there.
 I would say that if you're thinking about getting an Apple Watch, you really should
 play around with one for as long as you can before you make your decision.
 Because yes, of course, once you use it for a while, if you own one, you're going to get
 it, but it takes a while to get it.
 The hardware is still beautiful.
 I'm still really happy with it.
 Most people I think are going to want the Apple Watch, not the Sport Edition.
 It has a better screen, a better sapphire display, and just the metal looks nicer, but
 it's a lot of money to spend on a smart watch when it's weird to figure out how to use it
 and you're not sure if you need it.
 That was it.
 HBO Now, super excited.
 The new MacBook, super excited.
 And Apple Watch, not so excited.
 It looks great.
 It feels great.
 It's not great to figure out how to use.
 We'll see.