Engadget HD Podcast 289 - 03.06.2012

We're caught in the middle between Microsoft an Apple announcements this week, but we'll try and make the best of it. The Windows 8 Consumer Preview has hit the streets and word is Media Center is present and accounted, so of course we have to take a look. Afterwards, we dig into the latest digital movie news and the least surprising lawsuit of the week. We've also got an interesting Android dongle and the much-anticipated arrival of the Indiana Jones movies on Blu-ray. Our final question this week: Is Ben the only person in America who still listens to the radio?

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Hosts: Ben Drawbaugh (@bjdraw), Richard Lawler (@rjcc)

Producer: Trent Wolbe

00:10:15 - Microsoft Windows 8 Consumer Preview detailed impressions
00:20:09 - HBO Go coming to Xbox 360 on April 1st
00:23:15 - WSJ: Walmart to offer in-store disc to digital UltraViolet service
00:27:12 - Fox, Warner, SanDisk and Western Digital's Project Phenix: promotes DRM, misspelling
00:29:58 - TV stations predictably sue Aereo over antenna-to-internet streaming plans
00:37:10 - Netflix Watch Instantly's life after Starz includes Academy Award winners, more captions
00:41:03 - Always Innovating HDMI Android dongle gets an ICS update, we swing by for a taste (video)
00:46:33 - FCC puts Dish Network's LTE plans on hold, opts for a longer review
00:48:06 - Redbox deal with Universal keeps DVDs, Blu-rays on 28-day delay through 2014
00:53:46 - The Complete Indiana Jones Blu-ray Collection finally brings the entire set home in HD this fall
00:57:05 - Must See HDTV (March 5th - 11th)

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