Show #015 - Potpourri

Norbtek.info Podcast for Sunday, April 2, 2006, Show #015 - Potpourri

 

Falling Mobile PC Prices Fail to Entice Late-adopters in U.S., Says Parks Associates

CBS Inks Deal to Appear in Supermarkets

Discovery Unveils Homework Help Web Site

Cingular to Offer �American Idol� Ringtones

Web Site to Sell Items from TV Shows

Sirius Satellite in Exclusive Deal with Audi & VW

Kids: High-Tech�s Fussy New Customer

Sony Pulls the Plug on PSOne Production

Linux Based iSetBox from Media Systems Does it All

 

Threshold's new Home Server Model 1 is meant to make home networking easy

 

Samsung brings SilverCare sterilizing washer to US

 

Samsung 24.6 Cu. Ft. 4 Door Refrigerator

 

Matrix Stream has come out with an IPTV High Definition Set Top Box that when it comes out will rival satellite and broadcast HD quality. Matrix Stream�s 1020HD will have IPTV and VOD capabilities and is scheduled for availability to consumers by the end of 1^st Quarter of 2006. Chuck Tomasi of Chuck Chat did an interview with Aaron Keogh with Matrix Stream and you should check it out at the link in the show notes. For link go to Chuck's inter view page at http://www.chuckchat.com/technorama/?page_id=129

 

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Listener Matt H. from Sacramento Ca asks, �I would like to upload my existing collection of CD music to my iPod. What format is the best to use (mp3, acc) in an effort to get as many songs on my nano as possible? How can I get from the CD to that format?

Insert an audio CD into your computer.

If your computer is connected to the Internet, iTunes will automatically display the album title and all track names (if the album is listed in the Gracenote CD database).

To copy all songs from the CD, drag the CD icon in the Source list onto the Library icon. To copy individual songs, select the CD in the Source list, then drag the songs you want from the song list pane onto the Library icon in the Source list�to select multiple songs, Command-click (Mac) or Control-click (Windows) songs before dragging them.

The iTunes display will provide feedback as it copies each song from the disc. iTunes will convert your song files to the file format you set under the Importing tab in the Advanced pane of iTunes preferences (AAC is the default).

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