Tech news, tech topics, coming soon, and chasing number 6
Date: Aug 2, 2008
Time: 1:23:57
Hosted by Jordan Drake
Co-Hosts: Scott Wasson, Cyril Kowaliski, Geoff Gasior
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It's another fantastic TR podcast episode. Our tech news section is full of discussion about everything from the new (and irritating) push towards 16:9 displays to the notion that Nvidia might exit the chipset business. Scott pits the Atom against the Nano in our tech topics section, followed by the smallest wireless mouse adapter on the market, our editors' favorite mouse designs, and Scott's entry into the $700 chair club.
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Tech News:
Asus deal forced Auzentech to ditch X-Meridian (0:04:35)- Read more
Dell introduces 24-inch monitor with 16:9 aspect ratio (0:10:52)- Read more
Newegg goes to Canada (0:20:23)- Read more
Site says Nvidia will exit chipset biz, Nvidia denies (0:26:29)- Read more
Microsoft releases Mojave experiment videos (0:31:12)- Read more
Target starts carrying $299.99 Eee PCs (0:39:03)- Read more
Tech Topics:
Via's Nano L2100 takes on Intel's Atom 230 (0:44:29)- Read more
Logitech V450 Nano cordless mouse (1:05:01)- Read more
Scott joins the $700 chair club (1:12:19)- Cyrils review of the Herman Miller Mirra
That's all, folks! Check back on Aug 9 for the next TR podcast.
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