Ep. 83: iPad banned at Yankee Stadium; new laptop CPUs, and losing it over Lost Video

Video description: Don't bother taking your iPad to Yankee Stadium--it's banned the device, along with other laptops. Also, Intel announces new ULV chips; Asus bundles Kindle software on laptops; and we skip out on the "Lost" island for the wide-open spaces of Red Dead Redemption.

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