ExtremeTech - Top Failed Tech Trends for 2005

While everyone is working on predictions for 2006, ExtremeTech has looked back at 2005 and picked the real lemons for the year that had such bright futures at the beginning of the year. Some may still have potential (High Def video on the PC) but some are just real turkeys.

My favorite turkey for 2005? iPod competitors. They just keep innovating and dominating. This will probably be the case for the rest of the decade as long at Steve Jobs stays.

Read the entire list here.

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About the Author: Steve is currently Managing Consultant for Appsolve, Inc., a Product Development, Management and Marketing firm. Steve is also an expert in personal branding and is an avid pilot, musician and photographer. He currently resides in Columbia, MD, USA.

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