Geek.com
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A very nice new laptop from HP small business line. It's great for consumers too though. Starts at $699. more
The official video podcast of Geek.com! Check it out for hands-on videos of the coolest new products and technologies.
Removed scenes from Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen more
Special edition podcast recorded in Redmond. Featuring Joel Evans (Geek.com), Matt Miller (Nokiaexperts.com), and Paul O'Brien (Modaco.com). Topics include: HTC's HD2, ROM cooking, Mobius, and Nokia... more
The Geeks sit down this week and cover the Roku HD XR streaming box, Boxee, the Sony Reader Pocket Edition, Netflix, Apple's App system, and much more! more
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- Awesome podcast
Love this podcast, always informative but laid back.
Apple Podcasts5Techman21
United States15 years ago - Great podcast
High quality stuff! Keep up the good work.
Apple Podcasts5ademgUnited States15 years ago - Great to see you guys here
More videos! this is great to see coming out of geek. you guys do a ton of reviews but it's nice to see the products in action, too.
Apple Podcasts5geekman2United States15 years ago
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