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In this episode the boys talk about the upcoming Basel show and offer some tips on collecting. Download MP3 Subscribe in iTunes

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Another Hourtime Episode for your pleasure

In Dave’s SSD roundup the other day, the cheapest drive carried the day — naturally. Though the Kingston SSDNow V only has 40GB of space and you pay a pretty high price/GB, it’s really the easiest entry to SSD-land, and 40GB is plenty of space for a boot drive

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OCZ drops SSDs to below $100

Brickhouse Security in New York sells lots and lots of cameras. They even have one hidden in a teddy bear and they’ve got this crazy one inside a clock .

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So surveillance cameras are actually good for something

Let me catch you up. We received a tip back on Monday indicating that the Adamo XPS had disappeared from Dell.com. This of course caught our attention as the super-thin Dell was just announced back in late October and only available for purchase since December.

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The Dell Adamo XPS really is discontinued even though it’s still available for purchase

Who would have thought that all that practice blowing on NES games would pay off? Now all I have to do is learn how to play the harmonica really well, and I can finally quit this blogging business and begin the exciting and lucrative life of the hobo! There are three harmonicas and three harmonicas only, people. Choose from Super Mario Bros 3 , a gold Legend of Zelda , or Dick Tracy .

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NES game harmonicas let you blow on your cartridges for fun and profit

Comcast, Time Warner Cable, and Cox are busy funding some new, super-duper anti-BitTorrent technology called BitStalker . The difference between it and other anti-BitTorrent systems is that it’s said to be accurate . That’s a huge development, actually.

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Top BitTorrent sites are not afraid of BitStalker

Look at this little guy. It’s just a $20 camcorder that promises to shoot 640

Another day, another electronic book reader not called the nook or Kindle gets a content deal. The Entourage eDGe has signed a deal with Newspapers Direct , giving it access to papers like The Daily Mail , Marca (!), and The Washington Post . This is a great day for people who were waiting to read Real Madrid gossip on the eDGe

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Entourage eDGe electronic reader adds PressDisplay newspapers: Read Marca from wherever!

Acoustica’s Mixcraft 5.0 is a multi-track recording studio that allows you to record audio, use pre-defined loops, create videos, and more. They like to call it a kind of “Garage Band for Windows”, and it certainly does let you do a lot. Anyone familiar with multi-track editing won’t be intimidated by this, but even if you’re new to the party, you should find the learning curve to be reasonable.

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Review: Acoustica Mixcraft 5

The TiVo Premiere will be here real soon so it isn’t much of a surprise to see a Series 3 on Woot . You might want to consider it, too.

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That TiVo Series 3 on Woot isn’t a bad deal