It’s a packed show this time around with an interview with Avner Ronen of Boxee kicking things off. He is refreshingly candid about the curent state of the company and where they hope to be in the future. He touches on the Boxee Box, which is due in Q2, and plans to expand their hardware partnerships within 2010.
Microsoft’s Aaron Woodman is the second interview and he talks at length about Windows Phone 7 Series. There are plenty of dodged questions with him pointing to MIX10 for further details, but he does whip out a previously unannounced and unseen prototype from LG. In what is an amazing sight to see, Nilay and Paul proceed to live blog the hardware with pictures being taken and a post being written while they are on stage– Engadget is hardcore.
The show concludes with the usual podcast-type discussion.
Truly our craziest show yet. In case you didn’t tune into the livestream of The Engadget Show on Saturday (and if you somehow didn’t hear about the news), then you’re in for a real treat. The crew gets especially wild on this episode while talking Hulu and plans for world domination with Boxee’s Avner Ronen, revealing the first partner handset for Windows Phone 7 Series with Microsoft’s Aaron Woodman, and playing around with the Dell Mini 5, as well as the forthcoming Engadget app for Android. Oh, and there’s also a fascinating short piece on chiptune music and visuals and the folks who make the magic happen. If you do one thing today, make it The Engadget Show. You won’t be sorry. The full video is available to stream after the break, or you can download it below.
Runtime – 1:16:35
