
Chris Person
Active member of the Ploopy community, known for building custom trackballs and writing about Ploopy for The Verge.
Top 3 podcasts with Chris Person
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Jan 22, 2026 • 58min
Bring Back Meddling With Tech Hardware w/ Chris Person
Chris Person, co-founder of Aftermath and creator of the Highlight Reel series, dives into the fascinating world of tech hardware and DIY culture. He discusses the impact of AI on consumer electronics, driving up costs like GPU and RAM prices. Chris emphasizes the importance of community-driven hardware mods and explores the intriguing landscape of Chinese manufacturing. With a nod to retro tech's resurgence, he reveals his excitement for upcoming hardware like the Steam machine while critiquing CES's gimmicky devices. A thought-provoking conversation on tech that challenges the status quo!

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Feb 22, 2023 • 1h 18min
PSVR 2 review, and the best multiroom audio gadgets
Jennifer Pattison Tuohy and Chris Person dive into the intriguing world of the PSVR 2, discussing its gaming experience and impressive visual capabilities. They dissect how it stacks up against previous models and competitors. The conversation seamlessly shifts to the challenges and innovations in multi-room audio systems, exploring the competition between Sonos and smart speakers. They also cover the importance of seamless integration in home audio and the evolving landscape of audio technology, sharing insights on consumer preferences and product strategies.

May 10, 2022 • 39min
3D printing and trackballs: the future of gadgets?
Colin and Phil Lamb, co-founders of Ploopy Corporation specializing in 3D-printed trackballs, join Chris Person, a tech enthusiast known for custom trackball creations. They discuss how 3D printing ignites creativity, enabling unique gadget designs and fostering vibrant online communities. The trio reflects on the nostalgic roots of trackballs, the impact of user feedback on development, and the exciting prospect of open-source technology driving innovation. This conversation highlights the power of DIY culture in shaping the future of personalized devices.


