In this episode we recap some of the announcements from Computex & E3, including the 21 ION systems, the Asus MARS, the Alienware M17x, papers on information visualization, the challenges of earth science visualization, and several upcomimg VFX events

This week we talk about the Asus GTX285 prototype, package delivery, the NVidia GPU conference, the sad fate of the Sun Visualization System, an interview with the CTO of ImmersiveMedia, and Pixar's Up.

This week we talk about yellowbird, the Dodeca 2360, Intel's Pine Trail, the Sun Visualization System, Terminator Salvation, FryRender RC5, Truespace, Wordle, flu games, and virtual environments in the military

A Short episode, talking about the new Larrabee die, the 1GHz HD4890 from ATI, Intel's new Visual Computing Institute, VRay for Maya Beta, LuxRender, and Maxwell2

This week we talk about the legal drama of SGI, Eliot Bernstein's claim to $1Trillion, The VFX of the new Star Trek Film, Windows7 drivers from NVidia & AMD, The Virtual Heart, Virtual Milwaukee, and The Augmented Reality Enterprise

This week we discuss the end of SGI, NVidia's Bindless Graphics, New cards from Sapphire & Sparkle, Indigo2, NPR's Electric Grid Visualization, DOE's 1.3B Hours of CPU time, and Global Warming Art

A quick NAB wrapup, reviews of 3Ds Max 2010 and MudBox 2009, talk about the NVidia GT300 and ATI HD4770, we ask if Data.gov should visualize and if we can help with K-12 science education, and prove the existence of the original Teapot.

In this special edition podcast, we talk to Dean Wormell, Director of Application Marketing for Intersense, about the IS900 and VCam technology and how it's changing previz, cinematography, and games

This week we discuss new developments in 3D Television: The new JVC TV, The end of Philips, and the birth of AMG. We also talk about the NVidia QuadroFX4800, the ATI RadeonHD4770, Some videos from MPC and AmGen, 50% off Tesla, and the Geography of Buzz

This week we discuss the latest announcements from AMD & Nvidia, animations from Supinfocom, the Eureka Cluster, and "Info Porn"