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episode 62 (1x62)

Data emisji: Maj 18, 2006

News: * Supreme Court Sets Aside Patent Ruling. * Microsoft Announces Vista Hardware Requirements (More on this Tuesday!) * Pioneer Sells Blu-Ray Drive For $1,000 * Intle Fanboy Offers Complete Processor Collection on eBay: 4004 to Pentium4 * Intel To End 386/486 Production * Wired posts AT&T Whistlerblowers Evidence. (What WAS the NSA looking at?) Products: * A Feast of flash players... watch out iPod nano! * mobiBLU B153 (2GB) Amazing battery life (153 hours???), but the interface and bass could use help * SanDisk Sansa e260 It's hard to tell if the Sansa or the * iRiver clix is the best iPod nano alternative out there. Patrick's vote is for the clix! * mobiBLU's DAH-1500i Cube doesn't have the battery life of the 153, but we like the audio better. Viewer Questions: * Dodging sketchy stock spam... what's up with those PDF attachments. * Urge rocks: but what happens to the tunes I download during the free 14 day trial? Um, you loose access to them... it's a DRM thing. * Windows Vista and the new MacBooks: Will it run? What about Aero/Glass? * H.263 vs. H.264 * Choosing LCD panels for use in bright sunshine. Additional Weirdness: * Robert Heron warns us all about canned air, projector bulbs and accidental flamethrowers. * Apple's new store in NYC will be open 24/7/365 (Will there be bouncers to protect the staff?) * The Ultimate Big Red Button from MIT's dorms will be in Tuesday's show next week. * PS - Robert's a bit miffed for mentioing the NeuNeo/Helios HVD2085 upscaling DVD player. Apparently it has some issues with film-based DVD movies. In the mean time, stick with a name brand upscaling DVD player (Panasonic, Samsung and Sony come to mind). * BTW, the Oppo OPDV971H has caught his eye and he's looking at getting it into the lab ASAP.