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The Angry Tech Podcast

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The Angry Tech News Podcast is a weekly show where Liam, Colton, and Ocean spend roughly an hour and a half disagreeing with each other about the latest tech news of the week. New episodes Saturdays at 8AM CDT.

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11. Jul 2026

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PlayStation Is Getting Rid Of Disks!!! Video 11.07.2026

Liam, Ocean, and Colton discuss rising video game prices, the DBrand/Valve fight, and more before closing it out with Trivia!! NOTE: We had some mic issues during part of the episode. I tried to fix it the best I could but sorry if it sounds a little off. Disclosure: Liam is an employee of Blowers Creative, the parent company of The Wallpaper Press, our sponsor.

The Steam Machine Is Out! Video 04.07.2026

Valve's Steam Machine finally ships, a thousand-dollar-plus Linux box with a waitlist, a 4K marketing claim it can only meet at about fifteen frames a second, and roughly the specs of a small PC you could build for less. From there it's the AI-driven RAM shortage dragging memory prices toward the stratosphere, Apple quietly hiking Mac, iPad, and Vision Pro prices to match, and whether Proton and R...

Introduction of the Angry Tech News Podcast Video 28.06.2026

Welcome to the Angry Tech News Podcast! This covers what will be discussed in the coming episodes, with the first one being released on July 4, 2026.

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