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Digital Savant Podcast #4: CEA’s Jim Barry
On this week’s Digital Savant Podcast (#4), we speak with Jim Barry, spokesperson and “Digital Answer Man” for the Consumer Electronics Association, who was kind enough to stop by the American-Statesman on his national tour and speak to us.
Barry has been in the electronics trade publishing industry for more than 30 years and is a frequent answerer of the question, “What should I get my dad for Father’s Day?” in his numerous media appearances.
He’s also incredibly friendly and knowledgeable about what’s out there in the world of consumer tech.In this podcast, we discuss this week’s announcements from Apple, Nintendo, Microsoft and Sony and get special peek inside Jim Barry’s totebag of digital goodies, including tablets, a portable speaker, e-book readers and more.
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Show notes:
- Jim Barry’s bio at the CEA website.
- The Answer Man tour.
- Our coverage of Apple’s Monday keynote with Steve Jobs.
- What is iCloud?
- iTunes in the Cloud / iTunes Match.
- Nintendo’s Wii U and other E3 news.
- Microsoft’s E3 presentation.
- Sony’s E3 presentation.
- Jim Barry on Twitter.
- Images at the bottom of this blog entry for the Lenovo netbook we mention, the Wowee portable speaker and the Monster screen cleaner.
What’s in the podcast:
0:06 — Introduction. Hey, we’re on iTunes!
0:24 — Introducing Jim Barry.
1:20 — Apple’s Monday keynote, including iCloud, iOS5 and Mac OS X Lion.
5:30 — iTunes in the Cloud and iTunes Match.
9:35 — E3 coverage, including Nintendo’s Wii U.
15:40 — Father’s Day and graduation tech gifts.
22:05 — Wrapping things up.


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