Tour Engadget guy’s cribb

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You know Engadget, right? That’s the coolest site to learn about the latest gadgets. Well, Ryan Block, managing editor, invited me into his home to take a tour of the gadget king’s lair. It’s a fun, albeit long, interview with tons of gadgets from HDTVs to cameras to the latest Blackberries and cell phones. Ryan knows his gadgets and his house is like a mini consumer electronics show.

Also on ScobleShow is Sphere’s CEO showing off a cool new bookmarklet for bloggers and the CEO of Become.com, showing off its new shopping search engine.

Oh, and congratulations to Rocketboom on its 500th show!

PodTech has lots of famous geeks on today. Here Geek Entertainment TV has an interview with Mark Cuban. I was there yesterday too, and Mark sure holds no punches. Quotamatic! Heheh, I didn’t know Irina was a pervert. You’ll have to listen to the interview to get the context of THAT. 😉

Here’s my own videoshoot with Mark Cuban, while we sat at lunch.

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9 thoughts on “Tour Engadget guy’s cribb”

  1. Great interview with Ryan, I can see you going back to interview him again next month and the month after that….maybe he’ll let you borrow a few toys.

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  2. Great interview with Ryan, I can see you going back to interview him again next month and the month after that….maybe he’ll let you borrow a few toys.

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  3. I would love to see some of the toys that gets from the manufacturers. Did he happen to have a Treo 680?

    Back in the day I used to be close with John Inkley, the Manager of Palm’s Federal Sales division in WA DC, and he would send me Palm models like the Tungsten W eight months before public release. The only bad thing then was that it was when GSM in America was in its infancy and ATT Wireless was hell to work with to try to open an account with a phone they didnt sell you, especially when you would try to explain that you just need the sim card.

    Cingular is still like that today though… lol

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  4. I would love to see some of the toys that gets from the manufacturers. Did he happen to have a Treo 680?

    Back in the day I used to be close with John Inkley, the Manager of Palm’s Federal Sales division in WA DC, and he would send me Palm models like the Tungsten W eight months before public release. The only bad thing then was that it was when GSM in America was in its infancy and ATT Wireless was hell to work with to try to open an account with a phone they didnt sell you, especially when you would try to explain that you just need the sim card.

    Cingular is still like that today though… lol

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