• Google's video store is live. The pay-per-show ($0.99 and up) service isn't quite finished, but it'll get there (this is Google, remember). Be sure to check out their episodes of Charlie Rose!
• Nikon UK drops film cameras from their product lineup. Does this signal the end for film? Patrick knows...
• Macworld hits San Franciso--and it's literally four blocks from our studio! We explored the show floor and found the very cool MacControl iPod connector/remote, which brings iPod controls to regular Macs.
  
• We eye a few more Macworld products: XtremMac's Tango iPod dock ($199), Elgato Systems EyeTV 2 ($49), and the Intego VirusBarrier X4 ($69.95).
  
• David Pogue knows something about Macs. Patrick caught up with him at Macworld to get his opinion on Mac antivirus software.
• Nintendo's Electroplankton is more of a musical instrument than a Nintendo DS game. 10 'breeds' of plankton respond to the DS touch screen and microphone by generating sounds. 1up guys Garnett Lee and Andrew Pfister get us in the groove.
  
• You asked us about free CD/DVD burners on Tuesday's Show, and we answered...eventually. Check out DeepBurner and CDBurnerXP Pro.
• Viewer question: Brady asks "I noticed you keep changing the set TV on your show. Why?"
  
• Answer: We change TVs for a couple of reasons: we can't afford our own so we have to borrow Robert's review sets, and because the confusion keeps our interns on their toes.
  
• Plenty of fresh viewer questions to entertain and inform you, and more cool stuff. 

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