The Virgins [band] are awesome!

Check out their sounds on their homepage or MySpace page. (thanks to M.McQuinn and his annual best of mix)

I still want a MacBook Air...

but I'll settle for one of these:

Revision3 - Stop watching network TV!

I hate paying for cable (and all the shows and content I will never watch). Revision3, and other IPTV networks, work to break the old cable model by letting you choose the content that you actually want. A few of my favorite Rev3 shows include Diggnation, The Totally Rad Show, and Tekzilla. You can subscribe to Rev3 video podcasts through Apple's iTunes (my pref), the Miro IPTV player, or watch them directly on their website.

Pandora.com

is awesome. Most of you already know about Pandora Online Radio and it's sweet sweet tunes, but for the few that don't...check it out.

Viigo - RSS Reader for Mobile Devices

Hands down, the best RSS reader I've used on a mobile device. I've been using Viigo on my Blackberry 8700c for about two months and it is super slick. It's much sleeker than reading news and blogs on the clunky Blackberry web browser and is faster than Opera Mini (on my device). Viigo comes preloaded with some popular RSS feeds, but I was able to customize it with my favorite feeds in a few minutes.

Check it out at viigo.com.

April 1st ;)

Panasonic DVD-CP67 5 Disc DVD Changer

The Panasonic DVD-CP67 basically filled a need. I wanted a DVD changer because I 1) wanted progressive scan and 2) was tired of getting up to switch discs on multi-DVD sets (sorry, I get lazy sometimes). For that purpose, it has served well. It can play MP3 CDs, but I have never used it for that. The player uses component video to connect to my TV and optical audio to my Denon receiver, the optimal connections for my current hardware.

A side note....many people have said that this DVD player is crap. If you see the H07 code on the display, it essentially means your player is now a brick and Panasonic is going to charge you a boatload to fix it. Luckily, I have not received said code....knock on wood.