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Video description: This week on Crave, Veronica Belmont and James Kim discuss: the ridiculous-looking fun of the Nintendo Wii; the new made-for-women phone that stores recipes and alerts when it is time to get pregnant; and the sweaty palm syndrome and how technology can he

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This week on Crave, Veronica Belmont and James Kim rock out with speakers built for a bike, cool off with the help of a slick new refrigerator, then take a shower in a virtual jungle.

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This week on Crave, Veronica Belmont and James Kim get the shivers from the coolness of the new tattooed Razr phones, then warm up with solar-powered cars (and maybe a Strawberry daiquiri), and finally wonder aloud, 'Where is the Shuffle?'

Crave: Shoot your TV!

In this week's Crave vodcast, CNET's Veronica Belmont and Kevin Massy take a look at a remote you can shoot your television with, plus an MP3 player that floats in the bathtub.

Crave makes New Year's resolutions

Veronica Belmont shows off some of the technology that will help you stick to your New Year's resolutions.

And the Oscar goes to ... Crave

Splendid performances this week as Veronica Belmont and Tom Merritt comment on the Academy Awards and create their own celebrity gift bags from the cool stuff they found on the Crave blog.

We Crave the Wii laptop

Veronica's guest host, Ryan Block of Engadget, shows off a Nintendo Wii laptop. Veronica counters with a diamond mouse, a platform shoe phone, and some earthquake safety advice.

Furbies take over Crave

Veronica Belmont lays an egg for guest host Tom Merritt. Is it a dinosaur egg? No, but there has been a baby dinosaur robot wandering around the CNET offices. Turns out, neither dinosaurs nor Furbies are actually extinct.

Crave goes to Vegas for CES

Veronica Belmont and guest host Rich DeMuro show off their favorite tech from the Consumer Electronics Show. As you might have guessed, some robots are in the mix.

Crave: The raver T-shirt experiment

Veronica Belmont wears a T-shirt with an equalizer to see what kind of 'music' in the office environment will light it up.