Engadget Podcast 076

Engadget Podcast 076 - 04.25.06

by Randall Bennett, posted Apr 25th 2006 at 5:59PM

Just because we had to take a week off to perform certain civic duties doesn't mean the news stops,. So we're back this week with the latest on Motorolas new Canary phone (which could well be the followup to the RAZR), the Sidekick III showing up on the FCC, Apple's new spensivo 17-inch MacBook Pro, whatever it is AT&T is doing to fight their own battle for the digital living room, and the Venzero One portable audio player. Enjoy!

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Hosts
Peter Rojas and Ryan Block

Producer
Randall Bennett

Music
J J J - 'Suits' in Japan

Format
43:24, 19.8 MB, MP3

Program
01:54 - Motorola RAZR 2 / Canary?
04:40 - Sidekick III hits the FCC
08:11 - Apple unveils the 17-inch MacBook Pro
11:30 - Venzero announces the Venzero One
18:14 - AT&T to launch Homezone TV service
22:47 - Listener voicemail / e-mail

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Filed under: Cellphones, Laptops, Podcasts, Portable Audio

Tags: canary, engadget, engadget podcast, EngadgetPodcast, features, macbook pro, MacbookPro, podcast, razr, razr 2, Razr2, sidekick 3, sidekick iii, Sidekick3, SidekickIii, venzero one, VenzeroOne

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