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Episode 25 of DL.TV streamed live in the new 4pm PST (7pm EST) time slot, on Tuesday, January 10th.

Here's the deets:

• You asked for an all-questions show, and we're giving it to ya (plus a little Macworld news.)
  
• Apple's new MacBook Pro and iMac systems feature Intel's Core Duo processor. The Intel chips should bring a much-needed performance boost to the Mac platform--Apple fans rejoyce!
• Also announced at Macworld: the iPod Radio Remote. Listen to FM radio on your iPod, just like the name says.
  
• Viewer Question: Dan asks "I use iTunes to download Podcasts, but I want a Bittorrent downloader to save bandwith for the guys who make the podcasts. Got any 'podcatcher' reccos?"
  
• Answer: We'd like to see some podcatchers that use P2P, but for now try Juice or iPodder if you're looking for a capable downloader.
  
• Viewer Question: Joel asks "I've got a Athlon 64 3500+ (Clawhammer) with a Zalman heatsink and it runs hot (48C at idle, 65C load). How do I get the temps down?"
• Answer: Those temps are normal for a Clawhammer core, but make sure your thermal compound is evenly spread on the heatsink. Otherwise, think about getting a newer 90mm core Athlon--they run a lot cooler.
• Viewer Question: Kyle asks "What do you guys think of Toshiba's prototype 42" SED (Surface-conduction Electron-emitter Display)? Is this the display of the future?"
  
• Answer: SED displays have a couple of big advantages: they're ultra-thin (less than 1cm), and have super high contrast ratios (up to 100,000:1), for great black levels. They'll sell if the price is at all reasonable...
• Viewer Question: Rick asks "I've got a 42" HD Sony that I connect to my cable box with an S-Video cable. Will I see an improvement in image quality if I replace it with an HDMI connector? Is it worth the $40?"
  
• Answer: Yes, Rick, yes you will. That old S-Vid connector can't support HDTV signals, which means the precious 'HD-ness' of your TV is going to waste! Get a HDMI, DVI or component connector immediately, and sin no more!
• Plenty more of your viewer questions!
  

Got a question? Send us an email at dl.tv@ziffdavis.com.

DL.TV Episode 25 in Windows Media:

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DL.TV Episode 25 in Quicktime H.264:

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DL.TV Episode 25 for the video iPod:

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DL.TV Episode 25 in MPEG 4:

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DL.TV Episode 25 in Divx:

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DL.TV Episode 25, audio only (mp3):

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Posted By:  Patrick Norton

Hello DL.TV viewers,

We are back in the office from Las Vegas, none the worse for wear, and getting ready for more shows in the studio. More products, more reviews, more guests, and more of Patrick and Robert getting you the most information they can to all your questions that we can get to. 

One thing we want you to know is a schedule change. Starting Tuesday, January 10th, we will be streaming live both Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4pm Pacific time (7pm Eastern time). Audio and Video downloads will be available as soon as we possibly can. 

So, join us live or On Demand and we will bring you all we can For The Tech Fan, By The Tech Fan.  DL.TV.  Enjoy the show.

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Posted By:  Patrick Norton