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< Oh, that's literally it. The product sent from Raincomb is in the form of continuous transmission in a certain band. >

< You mean it affects performance? >

< Yes, when you disconnect the power to that block, the radio band disappears and the 4D function disappears as well. But we don't know the connection. It's kind of like a magic product. >

It was a somewhat absurd claim.

But Grant didn't smile surprisingly. He also saw through the report that the contents of the report were not only tested a few times, but also thoroughly verified hundreds of times.

< It's absurd, but let's assume for now that it's magic. So this circuit block is what's causing the magic after all. >

< That will be the case. It's a really weird circuitry. It's a weird circuitry. I tried to find the cause and analyze the angles again, but I couldn't figure it out. It's like being possessed by a ghost. >

< Trouble. >

He also kept his mouth shut for a moment with an embarrassing look on his face. I didn't have a say in what to think about this part. But that was also the case over time.

However, soon I remembered one idea and flashed my eyes.

‘But you don't have to know the cause completely. ’

< Wait, then maybe if we make it like this, we can use it too? >

Like this? >

< Yes, if you make the parts the same and even the interior design the same. I think it can be used in as many places as possible. >

Mmmm, I think that's possible. >

< Okay, let's try that first. >

< I understand. >

Whether it's because of his findings, Frank's opponent surprisingly cheers himself up as things get easier. It didn't bother me.

‘Phew, I barely survived. ’

Seeing this, of course, as Team Leader Grant, I let him sleep a little.

< I'll give you one week this time. But if we keep this up, the past stays in the past. If you can't do it, you'll be held accountable for two things! >

< Oh, I see. >

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Frank greedily nods.

You son of a bitch! ’

There's nothing we can do right now.

He eventually repeated the experiment as instructed again. This time there were risks, so the method was simpler than I thought.

Are you saying we should make it the same and test it? >

< Absolutely, if you make it the same as it is now, shouldn't the performance be similar? Once we've done that, we'll revise them one by one. >

< Good. >

Once we set our course, the next one was a thousand. It was not that difficult to reduce the schedule as long as it cost a lot of money anyway.

Circuits were the same.

It wasn't that complicated. Selecting the same parts and making them exactly the same as they are now is very simple.

If the circuit structure were complex it would not be easy but the frequency M band generation circuitry was not so complex. Therefore, this progression was not too difficult.

Soon, the results came back.

The results of the experiment were no worse than expected.

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Surprisingly similar to Raincomb's product performance.

I really called for joy.

< This is awesome! >

< Exactly. I had no idea that if you made them the same, they would have similar performance. >

< If so, we need to figure out why….. >

< Instead, why don't we just apply this as it is and try to make it? >

< You mean fake? >

< Yes, why not just slightly change the exterior design anyway? That way you don't have to use raincomb products. >

< Hahaha, not necessarily. There's no reason to insist on Raincomb products if you have one. Then we'll have the advantage of compromise at the time of negotiation. >

< Oh, right. >

< Okay, let's go like this. I'm going to make a test sample and report back as soon as I get the results. >

< I understand. >

* * *

So far, it was actually good.

But it was not a problem at all. Soon after, he found the same persistent problem that he had suffered.

< Hnng, this got me into trouble. >

< What do you mean? Did you fail to make a sample? >

< No, that's not it. We made all the test specimens. The problem is, this thing is consuming too much power. This won't hold for 20 minutes. You buy it like a manipulator. >

< Yes? What does that mean? So what's the prototype that Raincomb is sending us now? >

< I also analyzed it again because of that, and the battery is a little different. >

< Battery? >

< Yes, the battery capacity is enormous. It's tens of times more capacity than what we use. >

< It can't be, but I know the battery isn't that big, right? At that size, we can't get that capacity out. >

< So I don't know any more. >

Frank frowns. I didn't really understand the situation.

‘Let's skip this and check the rest first. ’

< Is there no alternative? >

< There is currently no way. No existing batteries can be applied to SlimNSX at this time. The only thing that I can think of now is that I developed it myself inside Raincomb. >

< Wait a minute, wouldn't that battery be worth it? Now, if you're right, if you apply it to your laptop, it could make the space a dozen times smaller. >

< That's what I said. I don't know what the hell I was thinking in Raincomb. because what it turns out is that batteries are worth a lot more. I'd rather sell batteries, not products. That's more profitable. >

< Hnng, this is a problem. >

* * *

Frank was troubled by unexpected difficulties. But he couldn't talk about batteries in a hurry.

It's because I don't want to make things right now.

‘You might hear a crazy noise to talk nonsense and then develop this battery. Then we'll have to get rid of this battery and worry about it for now. ’

However, no matter how much he pondered, the result was already determined.

Cho Min-woo didn't want to make M batteries either. It was due to the limitations of existing products that I had been working on when I took over the battery business. If not, it would have been a new development from the beginning, or a new direction.

Although the navel as a result was more of a result than the belly button, the fundamental problem with raincomb products was power consumption.

It cannot be used as a mobile product in the first place. I was just replenishing it by increasing the intrinsic value of the battery.

‘But if that's the case, why not a mobile product? ’

He quickly came to the conclusion that he had found a compromise with the rest of the team. The conclusion was much simpler than I thought.

“Why is it so important to focus on CDPlayer? as much as you want in other areas. ”

It was enough when applied to products that are not for mobile use.

“What are you talking about? ”

“Speakers. Our acoustics team, especially those that require high-performance acoustic technology, we think is worth reviewing. In other words, if the technology used in Raincomb, would it increase the value of the speakers? ”

He finally accepted.

“Not bad. ”

* * *

When Frank got these results, he continued to worry and eventually decided to contact the acoustic team.

The results were also as expected.

It's the best sound quality. That's enough to do.

As soon as he got these results, he applied them to the high-performance speakers he had previously developed on Sonic Blue.

Of course, it was a prototype, and it was natural to do it the old-fashioned way. Moreover, I negotiated with Grant for longer because I couldn't keep up with the schedule.

The result of that was not worse than I thought.

The bass was living perfectly and giving the listener the feeling of listening to live music.

The sound team leader, Charles, raised his thumb and blew his head off.

< Excellent! >

< Hahaha, no. >

‘There you go.'

* * *

Frank was only satisfied with the results and went to Grant. Of course, he was somewhat relieved to see that Grant's complexion was not as bad as he thought.

‘I won't take swearing. ’

Grant was satisfied with the report, of course, but of course he didn't blame Frank because he already knew something about it through his acoustic team leader. I was more satisfied with the results than I thought.

But he was also not an idiot.

< I don't understand. It makes sense to put it on a high-performance speaker, like you said. So why haven't you tested it on a mobile product yet? >

He uttered profanity when he was shot where it hurts, but I couldn't help but answer. It's because he clearly instructed himself again.

< In fact, I checked that part. Here's some more experimental results. >

Grant glances at Frank, who, as if he had waited, had sent him an additional report.

‘I know a sleepy head. I don't cut because I approve. Because I'm angry, I want to cut it off right now! ’

However, he soon fell in love with the contents of the battery in the report. But he was a little different from the engineer, Frank. I was furious just by checking the contents of the battery.

"Scream, this is an invitation, right? ’

I know what this means because I have some experience in sales. This means that the battery size used for traditional raincombs can be reduced to a tenth of the size and used for laptops. If you lost even weight there, you could have overwhelming technology advantages on other laptops.

Is this true? >

< Yes, I don't really understand what Raincomb did either. because you don't have to use it like this. But building those batteries isn't going to be easy. >

Okay, so the battery problem is to hold, and mobile is impossible without this Raincomb battery technology. >

< Yes, you should. But what's available now is on high-end speakers. If you make the most of our plot, you'll have a lot of fun. >

< Excellent. >

< No, but unfortunately we have not fully analyzed SlimNSX. >

< You'll have to do it now. >

Yes? >

< You should also start analyzing this battery. It's a new project. Of course, I'm going to split the R&D fund here. A billion, maybe two, right? >

Development costs 2 billion.

This was never a small amount. But it was also not that much money to analyze products with complex chemicals such as batteries.

Furthermore, the risk of not knowing the area was also a problem.

"If you put your hand on it and it doesn't come back, you never know what thunder will fall again!" ’

< Yes? But I don't know the battery side at all. >

< Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk! That's how you proceed. >

< Ha, but....... >

< If you succeed this time, you will soon be promoted to the deputy director rank. I promise you that. >

< Yes, I understand. >

He eventually had to say yes. Even if he refused, he was puzzled to realize that Grant would bite himself like a villain.

‘Dammit, it's not going to be easy to see right now. You still don't know what's causing SlimNSX's movements, do you? ’

But neither did he, nor did Grant, understand one thing. There are more traps in the M-band generator than I thought. Otherwise, there was no reason for Chasen's magic to be as confusing at any stage as there is now.

* * *

I was quite satisfied with the surprising performance of Grant's team leader as well. This was a better outcome than he had anticipated.

"As expected, the engineer gets the answer when he pecks! ’

Soon after he was satisfied with the results given by Deputy Director Sasam Frank, he listed the issue on the board.

The results were also as expected.

Basically, we're negotiating with Raincomb.

Lower the price as much as possible.

And regarding the process of making high-end speakers,

The third was the instruction to analyze rain-com battery technology, regardless of means and method, to proceed with the new project.

Yes, ma'am.

There was no reason to refuse.

Soon after concluding this, he flew to Korea.

This transaction was so important that, in fact, it was related to battery-related technology that we didn't know the secret yet, so we came to Korea. After arriving at Incheon Airport, Korea did not look so good.

It came towards Seoul, the center of Korea, and I could feel it for sure.

‘Is it natural that Hyossa Korea has not yet graduated from the IMF? ’

* * *

Grant was briefly distracted by this notion, but soon arrived at his target Rancomb headquarters and was somewhat confused.

‘That's odd, because I know that this year's projected revenue will pass for a few hundred billion. Why is it so small? ’

It used to be the building headquarters of the past. Of course, it was just the right size for the venture, but it didn't fit with the current raincomb.

Of course there was a reason.

It was because of Raincomb's madness. He was so busy that he was still not able to transfer the headquarters prison. In fact, it was right that the building was not finished.

He was able to meet only Cho Min-woo in his early twenties in a shabby office on the top of the building there.

< Oh, hi. My name is Grant. >

Cho Min-woo was surprisingly fluent in English for his attitude.

< Yes, sit over there. >

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