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25 worst tech products
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May 26, 2006 | Comments: (0)
25 worst tech products
PC World has gathered 25 products so bad that they belong in the high-tech hall of shame. IDG contributer Dan Tynan writes:
At PC World, we spend most of our time talking about products that make your life easier or your work more productive. But it's the lousy ones that linger in our memory long after their shrinkwrap has shriveled, and that make tech editors cry out, "What have I done to deserve this?"
You'll find AOL at the top of the list: "How do we loathe AOL? Let us count the ways."; but RealPlayer and Microsoft take hist for some versions of their core software.
Ahh, it is fun to relish the real duds. Care to share any of your favorite flunkies? Talk back to us below
Posted by Mike Barton on May 26, 2006 09:41 AM
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