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The worst tech of 2011
Saturday, December 31st, 2011
There’s nothing more exciting than getting your hands on the latest technology. Occasionally, though, a product comes along that falls completely flat, or has a fatal flaw; a product that really should never have got past the design stage in the first place, let alone into the factory and onto the shelves.
You might think we hated these products, but in their own inimitable way they’re just as fun to write about as the market leaders. So, for your delectation and ours, we’ve compiled our favourites from the past 12 months: the PC Pro rogues gallery…
Tags: AMD Bulldozer, eBook readers, Fusion Garage, HP TouchPad, MeeGo, Nokia
Posted in: Hardware
The ten worst products of 2010
Thursday, December 30th, 2010
We’ve seen some absolutely brilliant kit this year. Stand-outs include the obvious (think the Apple iPad) and the less obvious (why hello there, Sony VAIO Z13), but this blog is to celebrate the rubbish. The stuff that, with any luck, may already have been pulled off the shelves due to its sheer stupidity.
In a very particular order, here goes:
Roll up, roll up, for the roll up eBook reader
Tuesday, October 21st, 2008
It’s an exciting time to be an eBook geek. Manufacturers are chucking millions at a product category that doesn’t actually exist yet, determined to make sure that when it does they’ll be at the sharp end of consumer need. It’s a mad dash into the ether, and long may it continue because there’s some truly stonking kit emerging.
Meet the horrifically monikered Readius. The screen is flexible meaning it can fold away in your pocket, which is kind of cool in itself, but more impressively the Readius (shudder) is also a mobile, too. Unfold that screen and as well as getting reacquainted with Ishmael, you can make a call, check your email over 3G, peruse your calenders and contacts, and have access to your favourite mags and newspapers. Take a look for yourself here.
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