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0 Comments E mail Print The a hundred Greatest Products of 2007 Our editors rank the very best PCs, HDTVs, elements, websites, and providers. As well as: the products we're looking forward to next year,Tiffany Pendant, and which technologies are rising and falling.
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Artwork: Chip TaylorInnovative Web applications, powerful processors, spectacular HDTVs, and creative game consoles--we asked you for your favorites and added lots of our own for our annual roundup of the very best hardware,Tiffany Earrings, software, and companies. Then we looked at each product, rating and debating its design, impact, performance, and value to create our ranking of the top tech items available, from 1 to a hundred.
Of course, no matter when we plan our best-products story,Cheapest Pandora Bracelets, a few hot contenders--we're looking at you,Cheap Pandora Bracelet, iPhone--will end up just around the corner. So this year we took time out to run down our five most anticipated merchandise, as well as several hot and not-so-hot technologies. Read on for all that as well as slide shows, video,Pandora Bracelets, and more.
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The Number 1 Product of the Year
1. Google Apps Premier Edition
(Web applications; $50 per user per year) Google is much more than just a search engine, and with its invaluable Google Apps suite,Tiffany Jewelry, the company is well on its way to challenging Microsoft for productivity-suite supremacy. Google's Docs & Spreadsheets (soon to be joined by a PowerPoint-esque presentation application) already makes for an interesting alternative to Microsoft Office. Combine it with Gmail, Google Talk,Tiffany Keys, and Google Calendar, and suddenly nearly all of your basic productivity programs and data can be available online.

For small businesses that need more than the free versions offer, Google Apps Premier Edition adds capacity, support companies, and tools for integrating existing infrastructure so that all your employees can use Google's powerful Web apps--no matter where they are. Printouts may never die, but if Google has its way, the office-less office may become a reality long before the paperless one does. Review | Vendor Site