Back in the UK for this weeks show. Andrew was away at keep fit so Jason Coombes joins Garry and I to talk over the weeks news including my thoughts on China and HP, Windows Media Center in Windows 8, family safety in Windows 8, building Media Center extenders, DTS audio, My Movies and we talk about my new Raspberry Pi and my first impressions.
Tickets are available for the September TDL user group meetup, we have lots of technology on show and it’s a great opportunity to meet up and network with other enthusiast. We will have a great selection of retro computing courtesy of The Centre for Computing History, including ZX Spectrums, BBC Micros and other vintage tech. Plus Windows 8, Raspberry Pi, mobile and lots of other stuff. So book your tickets now and let us know if there is anything you would like to see or show off at the event.
You can join us Tuesday 8pm UK time in the chat room for the live stream of the recording of the show, go to TDLLive.net
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Links for this week:
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Hillcrest Labs open sources Kylo TV browser, another sign that the PC connected to the TV is going away
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My Movies users asked to upgrade to the latest version
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Microsoft talk about family safety in Windows 8
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Tickets available for the TDL User Group September 22nd
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Video: A quick look at the Raspberry Pi
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Video: Stacy Wolff, Vice President of Design at HP talks about the new HP Pavilion m6
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First impressions of the Raspberry Pi
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Q&A with Stacey Wolff , Vice President of Design at HP
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Video: First look at HP’s new Spectre XT Ultrabook
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Meg Whitman makes a surprise appearance at HP’s Global Influencer Summit
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HP trying to stand out from the PC crowd (and Apple)
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HP launch new HP Pavilion m6 consumer notebook
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HP releases new Ultrabooks and Sleekbooks
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Ian Dixon
Founder of The Digital Lifestyle.com and host of The Digital Lifestyle Show. Started podcasting in 2005, Windows Entertainment and Connected Home MVP. Lover of gadgets from the Raspberry Pi to the iPad, Android to Windows 8. Also a massive motor racing fan
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