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Tour of Our Studio, New Toshiba Hard Drives, Cisco Shuts Down Flip, High-Tech Asthma Inhaler

Friday, April 15th, 2011 – running time 05:50
We take a spin around our new studio and show you what we're doing, Toshiba's new hard drives can actively protect their data, Cisco decides to kill off the Flip camera, and Asthma inhalers get GPS and Wi-Fi technology in a functionally small package.

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Tour of Our Studio

It's been an incredibly busy week moving in to the new studio. We're still setting stuff up, but now we can show you around.

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New Toshiba Hard Drives

Toshiba's new line of hard drives know whether they're being connected to a "friendly" computer or not. If not, they can self-erase or deny access to keep your data safe.

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Cisco Shuts Down Flip

Flip, the popular pocket camcorder of a couple years back has been shut down by Cisco, which bought the company that made Flip two years ago.

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Harvest

Where does the day go? If you're losing too much time on your projects, you need the time-tracking power of Harvest. You can get a 30-Day free trial and half off your first month by going to getharvest.com/geekbeattv and using the code Geekbeattv.

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High-Tech Asthma Inhaler

The Spiroscout isn't the first asthma inhaler to have tech features like GPS and Wi-Fi, but it is the first to pack all that into a package small enough that someone other than a researcher will use it.

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