John C. Dvorak, Leo Laporte, Kevin Rose, Patrick Norton, and David Prager TWiT 37 is on the air.

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No video or enhanced AAC this week - we were on Skype. We'll have video of our Tuesday special edition, however. Topics:

• John covered CES without ever leaving home.
• Kevin and David taped Diggnation there.
• Patrick and Robert did three episodes of DL.TV
• Watch for the In Digital CES special with Andrew Hawn, Hahn Choi, and other former TechTV Lab Rats, January 10 at Revision3.com
• The best reason to go to CES is to get the press bag
• But we looked in vain for a player that can play both Blu-Ray and HD-DVD
• Even the CES keynotes were a snooze
• Watch the Vista/OS X video here
• Patrick likes Sony's new Reader
• Kevin has ordered a Treo 700w
• Asus's Lamborghini notebook vs Acer's Ferrari
• The amazing Optimus keyboard - is it for real?
• Dvorak is baffled by the Kodak with two lenses
• Read John's coverage of the Atom Computer from last September. Visit them at Atomchip.com.
• Do you believe Apple is going to announce plasma TVs powered by OS X?
• We're intrigued by Google's announced video store, but underwhelmed by the Google Pack
• Leo agrees with Jason Calacanis's blog observation that Google is really in the AdSense business not the search business
• To Patrick's dismay, Windows Media Player 11 will not support RSS out of the box
• DiVX and Google partner up
• CES Parties we weren't invited to: Foo Fighters for Motorola, Black Crows for AMD, Stevie Wonder for Monster Cable, and The Who for Samsung.

If you're going to be in San Francisco on Tuesday, January 10, sign up for tickets to our live show at 6:30p at the Zeum, next door to MacWorld Expo. Back to you mensa boy. <!--break-->