Engadget Podcast 第 58 集 - 01.04.2006

由 Atticus Wu 於 Jan 23rd 2006 @ 12:00AM 發表

今天的 Podcasting 一部份如過去 Peter 和 Ryan 所呈現的那樣，其中我們訪問了一些 Engadget 忠實讀者的想法。另外一半的 Podcasting 我們會談論有關 CES 大展的情形，包括微軟 Windows Mobile 主要負責人 John Starkweather、OQO 的 Jory Bell。

短短的一個小時，我們讓大家能夠感受跟賭城一般的熱鬧（編註：這段 Podcasting 的翻譯已經逾期一段時間，跟各位朋友說聲抱歉）。

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主持人

Peter Rojas 以及 Ryan Block

製作人

Randall Bennett

音樂

J J J - Jobs that Require Headphones

格式

61:16, 28 MB, MP3

廣播流程

00:36 Welcome to CES 2006.
03:31 CES Unveiled: ROKR E2
06:41 GigaBeat S-series
08:56 Blu-Ray and HD-DVD players unveiled
10:10 External HD-DVD for Xbox 360
11:40 CES2006.engadget.com
12:53 Barb on Sony's Press Preview
23:23 John Starkweather from Microsoft on the GigaBeat
24:45 Jack from Sony Ericcson and the Sony Walkman Phone
26:08 Tom from Sanyo, talking about the tapeless 720p HD1
27:23 Paul Boutin on the Bill Gates keynote
38:21 In-depth interview: Jory Bell and Dr. Richard Pocklington from OQO talk about the Model 01 getting Tablet PC OS

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