The Blu-Ray versus HD-DVD fight is over. A new operating system called "Air" is promising to change operating systems as we know them. And a "neuro-headset" created by video gamers may let you to control your computer with thoughts and emotions. Which cutting edge technologies matter and which don't? It's the first Tuesday of the month and the Computer Guys & Gal are back to sort out what's up in the world of technology and answer your questions.
Computer Guys & Gal
Listen Tuesday, Mar. 4, 2008 at 12:06 p.m. in Science, Tech Tuesday, Technology, The Computer GuysGuests
John Gilroy
Allison Druin
Bill Harlow
Related links
A pink computer
Elonex ONE
Video game fitness
Wii Fit
Wii Fit sorta works
The world according to Steve Jobs
It doesn't matter how good or bad the product is, the fact is that
people don't read anymore
Free stuff
Giveaway of the Day
Blu-Ray wins format wars
Toshiba Officially Drops HD DVD
iPod user help
iLounge
Battle of the SDKs
Google Android
vs.
Apple
GDC highlights
Portal wins Game of the Year
Emotiv Epoc Neuroheadset
Apples and TiVo
TiVoDecode Manager
Online music
Are Music CDs Already Passe?
Apple now No. 2 music retailer in the U.S.
Online apps offline
Adobe Air
Filtering the internet
OpenDNS
The computer is down
Seth Austen
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