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Engadget Podcast 073 - 03.28.06

Podcast logoThe Podcast is back! We've been out of the action for a couple of weeks but we aren't going anywhere -- except to Vegas next week for CTIA. But we're catching up this week on all the video game news and rumors surrounding the PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Revolution (or should we say Go?), the first new TiVo we've seen in, well, a while, and Microsoft's latest delay for Vista, which puts us squarely back to January 2007. We also decided to snag a couple of those emails you've been sending in and give 'em some air time, so listen in to the latest ep, we'll do our best to make sure it's worth your wait.

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Hosts
Peter Rojas and Ryan Block

Producer
Randall Bennett

Music
J J J - 'Suits' in Japan

Format
45:45, 20.9 MB, MP3

Program
01:50 - Vista delayed (for consumers) till early 2007
08:42 - Dell buying Alienware for undisclosed price
13:35 - Nintendo Revolution = Nintendo GO?
18:30 - Sony confirms PS3 controller redesign
22:32 - Dual tuner TiVo pic spotted?
25:27 - Cablevision to rollout remote-storge DVR service
31:58 - Palm's 10th anniversary
35:30 - Listener email

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Contact the podcast: 1-888-ENGADGET, Engadget (Gizmo Project) or podcast at engadget dawt com

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