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Shep and Laura ask Trinity students about their favorites parts of their laptops. Presented by Intel

Laura and Shep asked students of Trinity University if they had ever heard of Intel WiMax.

Shep and Laura asked Trinity University students if they knew what Intel WiDi is.

Laura and Shep ask students at Trinity University if they know what RAM is.

Shep and Laura asked students of Trinity University what they thought of Intel Hyper-Threading Technology.

Shep and Laura ask students around Trinity University if they know what Intel Turboboost does for their computer.

Laura and Shep ask random students if various terms refer to a band, or a form of technology

Learn why Preview is one of the most underrated apps for students.

Shep and Laura walk around campus asking students if they know what a computer processor does.

Shep and Laura walk around campus asking students if they know the difference between a solid state drive, and a regular hard drive.

Can't fit all those beers in your tiny dorm fridge? Shep has a few tricks for maximizing your space using a few common school supplies. If you don't have time to cool drinks down in the fridge, check out Kelly's tips for chilling a beer in less than five minutes: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElyLZiZtrBE

Laura, Emily, and Shep are back to talk about different strategies to get noticed in your field of study.

Shep, Emily, and Laura discuss their favorite note taking strategies.

Emily, Shep, and Laura discuss what you should be using to furnish your new dorm room, and what you should avoid.

Kelly Sutton speaks at #140edu in August, 2011.

Kiesha and Christine tried to challenge us with our fifth and final session of our Intel Conversations. What would we do without access to any computer for a week? Would we be able to survive?

For our fourth Intel Conversation, we discuss what some of our dorm room essentials are. What can help you avoid Hourglass Syndrome while away from the computer?

In the third Intel Conversations session, Kiesha and Christine ask, "What are the entertainment essentials as college students?" Can you get by with just a laptop, or is it nice to have a TV? What are some pieces of software that can make your media consumption easier?

In our second session, we ask, "What do you look for in your systems?" Is speed important? Choosing the right system is important to having something that "just works."

In the first session, Christine and Kiesha from Intel ask: What device is necessary as a college student? Not many students opt for the desktop these days, but almost every students carries a laptop with them. What can help you prevent "Hourglass Syndrome"? What do you think?

A shockingly simple way to keep Facebook and Google Calendar in sync. No downloads required!

Shep walks you through the process of sharing note-taking responsibilities via Google Docs.

Emily and Laura answer a reader question about how to choose the right school to attend. ;

Shep takes some time out of SXSW 2011 to review his shiny new toy, the iPad 2. How much faster is it than the original iPad? How well does the Smart Case work? How many hours will you spend endlessly snapping it on and off? It was also quite a hit on the show floor: we were interrupted several times while trying to shoot this video. For more video reviews and general college goodness, make sure you visit HackCollege .

Luke and Shep from HackCollege take over the NBC Universal Stage to show off the best gadgets for students from the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show. Check out http://hackcollege.com/ces for complete CES coverage.

Shep reviews the DryCASE from his shower. It is truly awesome.

Luke finds his dream machine, an automatic book scanner from Ion Audio.

Luke gives his impressions of Blackberry's new tablet.

Luke Turcotte takes a look at the Livescribe pen.

Shep tries out the unreleased Wi-Fi only Galaxy Tab at CES 2011

Shep tries out Chrome/Firefox/IE extension yolink, and shows you how you can use it to speed up your research.

The HackCollege team discusses our favorite posts for the week and has way too much fun imagining the HackCollege movie.

You don't reach 100,000 students without writing a few posts. ;http://100thousandstudents.comIn theaters May 1, 2011.This is a compilation video of HackCollege footage over the past 4 years. All rights reserved, except for the song.The song is "Creep," originally written by Radiohead and performed by the Scala Choir. Please support them by buying their songs on iTunes or Amazon. (Also, supporting them means we're less likely to get sued.)http://www.amazon.com/Creep-Explicit/...http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_nos...The HackCollege team is:Kelly SuttonChris LesinskiMike BertolinoLuke TurcotteShep McAllisterLaura Schluckebier

In this week's episode, the team gushes about GroupMe some more, has fun with Translation Party, and debates the merits of dropping out of school.

The HackCollege team discusses school bags, whipping out your cell phone in class, and where to start your awesome new blog.

In this week's episode, Laura, Emily, and Shep discuss changing up your study space for better recall, a Groupon clone for college students, and yet another tablet claiming that it will be your textbook. ;

The HackCollege team discusses a crushingly depressing infographic, an aggregator of your entire online life, Gmail's priority inbox, and whiny people looking for jobs.

In this week's episode, we discuss an incredible infographic, our favorite desk accessories, and some tech horror stories from the first few days of classes.

In this first feeble attempt at a podcast, the HackCollege team discusses 50-year-old interns, checking in at a kegger on Facebook, and what we wish we could change about our first semester.

Imagine Cup ;2010 Opening Ceremonies

Imagine Cup 2010 Opening Ceremonies

Kelly Sutton reports this week on UCSD student media meltdowns, Facebook kerfuffles and tuition increases.

This week, Chris covers a few Facebook stories and a class action suit against Google Buzz.

The HackCollege show is back and better than ever!

Chris Lesinski

Chris Lesinski

Chris Lesinski

Chris Lesinski and Kelly Sutton from HackCollege review the enTourage eDGE at CES 2010 from the NBC Universal stage. For more product reviews and video segments, please visit hackcollege.com

Chris Lesinski and Kelly Sutton review the Amazon Kindle while at CES 2010 from the NBC Universal stage. For more video reviews and segments,visit hackcollege.com

Chris Lesinski and Kelly Sutton review the COOL-ER device at CES 2010.