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The Uncompressed train keeps on chuggin down the track with this, our 44th edition. For those of you that had a hard time paying attention all through last week’s mammoth show you can breathe a sigh of relief that we have managed to wrangle the beast that is Uncompressed into its 1 hour sized cage. This weeks show covered everything from cellphones, and video games, to birthday drinking binges — in other words, you degenerates are in for a good time!

Keep reading to get the full scoop on this week’s show…

News

• AT&T and Cingular continue plans to generate the most dropped calls ever.
• Verizon decides that their amp can indeed go to 11.
• Intel claims more is better with release of new quad core chips.
• Biggest telecom cable in the world is biggest pain in the ass to fix.
• Windows home server — an evolution of Media Center edition, or something else entirely?
• Behold, Apple TV.
• New widescreen iPod surprises no one.
• Apple trifecta in play with iPhone.

Gaming

• Sony bases PS3 success on Emmy they never actually won…
• Wii love porn.
• Virtual console sales should pick up with the release of some big name titles.
• Guitar Hero fans have some new tracks to look forward to on the X360
• PS3 to challenge Atari’s E.T. for landfill space.
• Zune to become the new hot gaming device in 2008. Not.

Things we didn’t get to…

• Sony boasts huge contrast ratio with new OLED display.
• Ruh-roh, Scooby Doo creator dies.

YouTube of the Week

We didn’t discuss a YouTube this week, but for a bit of visual entertainment check out this kid shredding at Guitar Hero.

And that does it for this week! During the show I also made reference to a Penny Arcade comic offering commentary on the 360 points craze, for those wondering what I was rambling about here is the comic.

Thanks for listening!

 

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