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We sit down with our buddies from HotHardware, like we do every week, to talk graphic cards this time around. First on the list? ATI's gigantic Radeon 5970, which other than topping performance charts, also tips the price scales more than most cards. On the cheap end of the spectrum, we break down a new card from Zotac which is a low-power unit capable of fitting in well to a home theater without breaking the bank. Also, Adobe has added hardware acceleration support in its latest build of Flash, which is perfect for lower-end computers to play back hi-def Flash content. And, MSI has come out with a desktop that fits that mold really well, which has a touchscreen, Nvidia ION processor, and comes in at about $750. Check the show for the full details. Distributed by Tubemogul.

On the last edition of the small WORLD I announced that the small WORLD had found a new home on Alterati. But what is Alterati? That s the topic of today s show. Our guest on today s show is Joseph Matheny, the founder of Alterati. Joseph has been on the small WORLD twice before: once to talk about The Incunabula Papers: Ong s Hat and once to talk about Grey Lodge. Joseph has also worked for Adobe. Joseph has also written and contributed to many books and magazine articles, is involved in theater, television, film and video and will soon be launching Hukilau. We ll learn all about Joseph and more on today s show. Stay tuned! As always, you can reach me at smallworldpodcast@gmail.com or follow me on Twitter at http://www.twitter.com/smallworld Listen to or download show below

Adobe sees a big growth opportunity in the emerging eReader market, says Bill Rusitzky, who heads media alliances for the software company. The company is heavily promoting its ePub product which will be used in the Nook and the Sony eReader. It is not used in the Kindle and will not likely be used in the anticipated Apple Tablet. MediaMemo's Peter Kafka reports on the looming software battles over formats for the new devices. I interviewed Bill last month in New York at the Beet.TV Online Video Roundtable.Andy Plesser, Executive Producer

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