Celeron

Yeah, I mean, who could afford one? They were crazy expensive compared to a Celeron.

Everyone had

Celerons.

Yes, Celery was awesome.

It was cheap and fast.

And I actually had the Celery's like cheaper, younger brother, the AMD K6, which I thought was pretty cool.

But what happened was a friend of mine, I went to his house and I said, hey, do you mind if I check my email? And he said, oh yeah, go downstairs, computer's downstairs.

And I go downstairs into his parents' basement and I look around and I don't see his computer.

[paper rustling] Isko samjhte hai pehle.

Toh mere dad ke pass do Celeron computers the wo time pe, jahan pe I think P1, P2 bhi nahi tha.

And wo computers mein, I used to just play video games and jo demo version ke CDs aate the, I think I used to get for 20, 20 rupees.

I was so interested aur jab computer kharab ho jata tha-

... less powerful G- uh, CPU, le- way less powerful GPU.

It's Celeron.

And I think-

Or is it Atom? It's Atom.

Well, they don't call it that, but yeah, I mean, uh, back in the day-

That's the market segment, right?

... we ca- we, we used to call them Celeron, Atom, Pentium we used to remember for a while.

Yeah.

Bloody hell.

I think it probably had a Celeron processor or something.

It was fucking ancient.

But it just basically...

And then the group, having listened to him, suddenly said, now I get it.

This is how Intel is going to be disrupted, and then went on to propound the concept of the Celeron processor for Intel.

So the question is, what is going to disrupt your industry? You have to be very, very perceptive of it.

I was in my village about two weeks ago.