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This week’s second episode of DL.TV comes to us with Patrick flying solo instead of Robert; Robert’s off at the CEDIA show in Denver. While he’s away, an LCD HDTV buying guide presented to us by Robert, recorded before he left, and some 32″ LCD reccomendations for a viewer specifically. Microsoft opens up Windows Vista RC1 to the public, Nintendo announces a shipping date for the Wii, Microsoft shows the Zune in public for the first time but no one really cares, and a ton of excellent viewer questions this time around.
DL.TV Episode 95 // September 15, 2006
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This week on CrankyGeeks, John C Dvorak brings-wait…John C isn’t on the show this week! Oh noes! Well, Sebastian Rupley, West Coast Editor of PC Magazine is taking the reins this week, and here’s hoping he manages to be as cranky as John does. With him this week are Mark Anderson, CEO, Strategic News Service; Om Malik, Founder, GigaOM.com; and Kevin Rose, Founder, Digg.com, to talk tech and get cranky!
Among the topics of discussion this week are Apple’s “It’s Showtime!” events, including the upcoming iTV and movie downloads from the iTunes Store, the HP “pretexting” scandal, Digg fighting users for control over “Digg,” the fakeness of “Lonelygirl 15,” the longest sentance ever for a software pirate has been handed out, and much much more.
CrankyGeeks Episode 27 // September 15, 2006
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This week on Security Now! Leo and Steve talk all about Virtual PC; and run down the pros and cons of Microsoft’s free emulations software…for windows that is; the Virtual PC that Macintosh users all know is most certainly not free, and in fact Microsoft is no longer making it, with competition from Parallels, Crossover, and of course, Apple’s Boot Camp. This is different, and ties into Steve and Leo’s discussions about virtual machines; Virtual PC is essentially, a virtual machine running windows inside your system, but it has a lot of other features. Tune in to find out what they are and whether or not Virtual PC is worth your time.
Security Now! Episode 57 // September 15, 2006
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