The final ep. As well as the answers to why, Microsoft's Zune ships Tuesday, the softer sound of Vista, running Vista without antivirus software, Yahoo to offer IM+webmail, Google sending out viruses, and BigPond finally rolls out ADSL2+ in Australia.

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This week, pricing for Office2007, LG's HDTV with built in HDD, the Photographic Digital Imaging Expo, PS3 scams, delays for the Halo movie, 2nd gen iPod Shuffle, Toshiba HD-DVD player to hit Australia Dec 10, and Tom Cruise is the new head of UA.

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This week, Windows Vista RTM finally ready (and you're gonna a big chunk of RAM!), Firefox 2.0 and IE7 are both out now, Maxthon (another browser alternative), a waterproof cover for your iPod, and XBOX360 sales to date.

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This week, making plastic stornger (by adding wood), the 100mpg car, the Creative Zen Vision W, bugs in IE7, real cameras on smart phones, a virus scare for Apple, and a free copy of Symantec Internet Security 2007 to give away.

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This week, the (probably) illegal Virtual Nintendo Entertainment System, a new e-mail phishing scam targeting MySpace users, the "product red" Nano, laser TV... the next big thing?, and RS Media, the most advanced consumer robot to date.

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This week, Telstra's new 3.5G Network, the Nokia N95, MS anti-piracy measures, Symantec Internet Security 2007, HP launches new range, hands on with the Nintendo Wii, "Who killed the electric car?", and congrats to the winner of the ZoneAlarm giveaway.

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This week, Vista and Office 2007, a surprise for buyers of the new Nano, Belkin TuneTalk Stereo, WA Telecentre Conference, Tesla Motors electric sportscar, Visa phishing scam, Denon's new AV receiver, plus win a copy of Zone Alarm Internet Security v6.5!

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This week, all the news from the land of Apple (iPods galore!), Belkin's iPod microphone, Nintendo announces an Australian release date for the Wii, the HoMedics iCush entertainment masagse seat, Skype 2 for the Mac, and the iPod House Party clock/radio.

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This week, those Apple rumours keep on a-comin', the dark side of Vista RC1, Alex's new Samsung z400 camera/phone, the PS3 delayed in Australia (and other places too), and Alex is impressed with the Yahoo Mail beta.

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This week, Alex is off on a mystery Canon-funded sojourn, Spiral Frog, yousendit, browster, Sony's new 8" portable DVD/media player, DVD reissue of the original (unmodified) versions of Star Wars episodes 4, 5 & 6, plus safer rechargeable batteries.

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This week, Alex is now blogging daily on FreeAccess, PSTrixi, Staticice (a consumer's price comparison search engine), TechEd2006, Fuzzy Logic now has a PayPal donate button (if you feel the urge), and Apple to recall 1.8m Sony laptop batteries.

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Boeing to stop 'Connexion' broadband inflight internet service, Firefox 2.0 delayed again, Google reopens Writely for public consumption, the new Blackberry Pearl, iTunes movie downloads, Windows Live Writer, and Apple says "no wifi for the iPod".

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This week, Sony's 'Experience More' event in Sydney, the Sony Mylo, Pioneer's new 50 inch 1080P plasma, Mac OS X Leopard preview, the AMD-ATI "hyper-rumor-transport bus", and the Apple Core Duo 2 MacBook to be released next month... maybe!

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This week, Nokia launches N73 and N93 phones, Skype mobile, Apple introducing 64-bit core 2 duo chips later this month, Ford, GMC, and Mazda to include connections for iPods in their 2007 vehicles, AOL offering free email and 5Gb storage space.

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This week, the CEDIA conference and trade show, Alex now has a blog, Microsoft taking a long term view on profitability with regards to the Zune portable media player, and an MP3 player with an FM transmitter built in.

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This week, a quick wrap of the iMAT conference, Nokia's new music phone, Yahoo! Music selling MP3 with no DRM, new Sony Ericsson phones, Lexar 133x 8Gb compact flash cards, Sandisk 4Gb SDHC card, AMD 4x4, the GorillaPod, and Sanyo eneloop batteries.

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