Week in Review – December 20, 2009

Well, actually two weeks in review.  The combination of the Nook reviews and holiday season has made this a very busy month.  But plenty of great content to be had here at GeekTonic.  Here’s a quick summary of the articles from the past two weeks:

Barnes & Noble Nook Articles

• The Non-GeekTonic Review of the Nook – From the Recreational Reader Perspective – My wife, now a full-fledged Kindle user provides her take on the Barnes & Noble Nook eReader
• A Look at the Nook – GeekTonic Reviews the Barnes & Noble Nook – My review of the Nook.  In short I really like it although it does have some glaring problems – likely fixable, but problems nonetheless
• Nook eReader Gets Rooted – Entire OS on MicroSD card – The Hackers have been making quick work of the Nook.
• Geektonic Talks about the Nook on Kindle Chronicles – The place to go for Kindle and eReader news is The Kindle Chronicles Podcast & I joined Len Edgerly to discuss our new Nook eReaders on the podcast
• Barnes & Noble Nook Unboxing and First Take
• Barnes & Noble Nook – First Reviews

Other Content

Windows 7 MCE + DVBLink for HDPVR = HD Happiness – A guest post how-to on using the Hauppauge HD-PVR with Windows 7 to record all cable and satellite TV content on Media Center.  A great how-to & worth a read for any MediaCenter user.

The Perfect HTPC Graphics Card – A guest post about choosing a HTPC videocard.  The author works for a company called “Ambarella” which makes the card that goes inside the Hauppauge HD-PVR.

Amazon Plans 2010 Kindle Update For Vision Impaired – great to see Amazon working towards a solution for the vision impaired.

WDTV Live Media Player Firmware Update Problem Resolved

Deal of the Day – SageTV HD Theater

Ultimate Guide to the Winter 2010 TV Premieres – Your one-stop authority on the new Winter 2010 TV season.  Free downloads of the new TV season with a by-title & by-date listing.

Boxee Announces New Beta & Previews Hardware Box

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