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Episode 256:
Happy Halloween!
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What's new in Episode 256
STUFF
• Brooks Rowlett joins Robert on set.
• Robert's Sony XEL-1 review is in the hands of the capable PC Magazine copy editors and will be posted online very soon - keep an eye on PC Magazine's HDTV section for the latest updates.
• This week's tech pic is from Justin V. from Seattle, WA. Justin is showing off some serious Lego Art that he did himself with a little help from some Java code.
• Scott Asnault talks to 1UP's Shane Bettenhausen about this years scariest games.
• Hey iPhone owners...need some apps for Halloween? Brooks has 4 that will be perfect. Check out Seance, Hangman, Carve3D, and Halloween. Brooks has another app that is not for Halloween, but will be good to have on your phone. Check out Google Earth.
• Not to long ago our Sage of Tech Loyd Case wrote an article entitled, Stupid Tech Glitches that Drive Me Crazy. In his segement, Loyd shares 2 tech problems that he has had and how to deal with them. This does not end well for the tech.
• And now for the viewer question:
First question is from Gary of Prescott, AZ:
Is it safe to mail order a large LCD HDTV? Looking at a 52" Samsung 550 or 560 series at Newegg. Also, how important is initial calibration and does it need to be done annually as suggested by a salesperson at Best Buy?
• Next Week: Our Sage of Tech Loyd Case will be on the show to answer your questions and also to show off Windows 7.
See Ya Then.
Tags: 1up, Apple, Applications, dead space, Electronic Arts, hdtv, iphone, Konomi, left 4 dead, oled, phantasmagoria, silent hill homecoming, siren: blood curse, sony, Valve
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Posted by:
Clawdude
October 31, 2008 1:09 AM
Hey Loyd,
Quit spending money on that Microsoft junk!
I bought a Logitech DiNovo bluetooth mouse\kb combo and it works great! I've been using it for a while now with my Gateway FX laptop and couldn't be happier. Sure it cost a bit more, but as we all know, you get what you pay for.
And it's nice to see somebody else who believes in the "use a bigger hammer" philosophy for dealing with annoying tech!
Posted by:
funkmonkey
October 31, 2008 7:16 AM
That Siren Blood Curse is on sale until 11/6.
from the PSblog:
Price Promotion
SIREN: Blood Curse Halloween 1-week sale (from 10/30 - 11/6)
Full downloadable game for $29.99, or chapter bundles for $10.99/each.
Posted by:
Tamer
October 31, 2008 10:49 AM
I'd definitely like to hear/see more about Justin V's Lego Art project -- I'd absolutely love to do that with some of my photos!
Posted by:
Polo
October 31, 2008 12:35 PM
why don't you guys put a link of the image of your tech pic in your show notes? i listen to your audio version of your show here at the office because i don't want to watch the whole video and it's not allowed. i like to see the tech pics. where is it?
Posted by:
Phillip
November 1, 2008 10:09 PM
Up to 7 versions of the show available for download now! Wowzers!
So, did the BitTorrent distribution idea die off?
Posted by:
Phillip
November 2, 2008 1:33 PM
So you've moved over to Vista, Robert? Have they finally fixed most of the driver problems with it? I'm considering installing it next time I reformat.
Posted by:
Graeme
November 3, 2008 11:49 AM
Good Episode its a shame about Scott leaving tho :S
Posted by:
sessoms
November 10, 2008 12:30 AM
Just checking to see if you guys posted any linkage to the Java code for Lego's. That was really amazing!
Posted by:
rickyb
November 10, 2008 3:08 PM
Yes, Lego Art link please ?
Posted by:
Nern
November 12, 2008 3:02 PM
I support a wide range of people with old systems. I will keep a floppy drive installed on my system until everyone else gets rid of there's. I recently used it to bail out someone who saved a recent and very important document on floppy and assumed that someone could print it for him. Of hundreds of people, I saved the show! Of course I gave him a cd-rom version as well
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