This week we'll take a look at several different approaches to the future of TV, with a review of the Simple.TV box, a quick preview of Ceton's Echo and the state of CableCARD support in Windows 8. The Boxee TV is also hitting the streets, so we'll take a look at that, as well as word of more sales domination by Samsung. We' also got another non-CFF related update from UltraViolet before we check out this week's TV picks.
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Hosts: Ben Drawbaugh (@bjdraw), Richard Lawler (@rjcc)
Producer: Trent Wolbe
12:30 - Simple.TV review: a set-top box that streams broadcast TV to mobile devices
17:25 - Ceton Echo Windows Media Center Extender pre-orders are live, ship November 30th for $179
26:50 - The status of official CableCARD tuner support for Windows 8
30:55 - Boxee TV hits Walmart aisles today, flashes more apps, guide webapp and 3 months free DVR service
41:45 - CBS and Hulu make content deal, stream back catalog shows starting in January 2013
44:46 - YouView software update adds surround-sound, faster boot times and grouped recording
46:18 - XBMC 12 Frodo enters development, beta releases expected mid-November
47:15 - Over 1 million Samsung HDTVs sold in the US last month
49:03 - Seagate now a DECE member, supporting UltraViolet
51:56 - Star Trek: TNG S2 Blu-ray detailed ahead of December 4th release
54:11 - Must See HDTV (November 5th - 11th)
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