And we’re back for another year. This week, we recap that CES event with the latest craze of ultrabooks, look at the Galaxy Nexus and talk about Rdio.
Terence Huynh, Stewart Wilson, Tom Solari and Chris Southcott come back for another series of TECHGEEK Weekly and we’ve also produced a video version – which we are editing at the moment.
We also like to thank Sony, Rode Microphones, AVerMedia and Telestream for their support with our ambitious CES coverage.
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Show Notes
The Top Stories
CES PRESS DAY
CES 2012 LIVE BLOG
Kinect for Windows – Coming February 1
ULTRABOOK CRAZE
Acer announces Aspire S5 – 13.3-inch “thinnest ultrabook”
Acer reveals Aspire Timeline Ultra – ultrabook with dedicated graphics
Lenovo unveils business-orientated ultrabook – ThinkPad T430u
Samsung’s Ultrabook Debut: the Series 9 and the Series 5 Ultra
LG to launch series of “Super Ultrabooks” at CES
GOOGLE TV
Sony tries Google TV again with motion controls, voice search, and gaming
Google TV to be integrated within LG’s own televisions
ANALYSIS: Google TV ditches Intel, moves to ARM, to make it an appealing product
OTHERS
JVC joins 4K craze – launches first 4K handheld camcorder
Polaroid announces new “Smart Camera” SC1630; powered by Android
First 4G smartphone coming to Australia this month: sources
Tom’s Stockings (1)
Man suing Facebook fined $5k by court
Hard drive demand will exceed supply this year
The HP TouchPad is alive, receives OTA software update
Google+ Hangouts get a facelift, now includes screensharing
In Other News
Reddit to go silent in SOPA protest
The Pirate Bay Will Stop Serving Torrents
EMI Sues Irish State For Not Implementing Piracy Blocking Provisions
Rdio quietly opens its doors to Australia
Sponsored Stories begin to appear in News Feed
TPG may buy iiNet, Telstra tells staff
Hackett hammers iiNode critics
Tom’s Stockings (2)
A UK woman has won a court order to prevent explicit photos being shared via BitTorrent
Apple to stop selling the iPhone 4S in Beijing and Shanghai due to safety concerns