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We've got a whole lot of show coming at you this month! Tim and Brian start things off by unveiling Distro, Engadget's new weekly greatest hits paper for the iPad. We also take a look at Sony's new 3D-enabled video headset and the purse-friendly HTC Rhyme.



Next up, Tim takes a spin around New York City on the Grace One static


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Keepon co-creator Marek Michalowski stops by the studio to discuss the order of his little yellow robot and explain how the dancing 'bot made the journey from scrutiny tool to retail toy.



We swing by the Maker Faire in New York to check out 3D printers, a life-size game of Mouse Trap and get stuck in the (Polaroid) Matrix. And Make: Live co-hosts Becky Stern and Matt Richardson join us in the studio to talk about some of their own preferred DIY projects.



We close the show with an audition and a few songs from Jonathan Coulton. (Spoiler: he plays the song from Portal.)



Hosts: Tim Stevens, Brian Heater

Special guests: Becky Stern, Matt Richardson, Marek Michalowski

Producer: Guy Streit

Director: Michelle Stahl

Executive Producers: Joshua Fruhlinger, Brian Heater and Michael Rubens

Music by: law Coulton



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