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Engadget Podcast 089 - 09.21.2006

Welcome to the new Engadget everyone! We're sure you've all gotten well acquainted with the new site by now, but if you're at all interested in hearing Pete and Ryan ramble on about the back story and new features, you've come to the right podcast. Oh, but there's news, too. Puh-lenty going on in the portable media world as last week Apple announced their new slew of iPods, Microsoft finally announced the Zune, and SanDisk got together with Real. Oh, and videogame news, too: Nintendo announced the Wii, and Microsoft made their announcement of the Xbox 360 HD DVD drive. Yeah, it was a busy week over at Engadget HQ, which is why we're looking forward to our meetup in Boston. Come on out, kick back a beer with Engadget, you know you want to!

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Hosts: Peter Rojas and Ryan Block

Producer: Trent Wolbe

Music: Solvent - Instructograph (Ghostly International)

Program:
0:40 - Welcome to the new Engadget!
8:30 - Microsoft launches the Zune!
17:53 - Live from the Steve Jobs Keynote -- "It's Showtime"
24:29 - SanDisk partnering with Real on Sansa Rhapsody line
29:10 - Live at Nintendo's NYC Wii press conference
35:13 - Xbox 360 adds 1080p, HD DVD drive is $170 US for November 17th in Japan
39:05 - Netgear SPH101 Skype WiFi Phone unboxing and hands-on!
45:43 - Hands-on with the HTC Excalibur
47:30 - Treo 750v review roundup
50:23 - Engadget Reader Meetup in Boston, Thursday, September 28th
55:00 - Engadget's relaunch giveaways: let's start with a Zune

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