Top 5 ugliest tech products

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	Top 5 ugliest tech products Even bad products often look great, which makes it even more unfathomable that really ugly tech exists at all. In this week's episode of Top 5, we count down some of the ugliest tech products to be produced. Earlier this week we took a First Look at the new Sony PlayStation 3 Slim. Sony's cut the fat and the price tag...but was it the right move? In our latest Buzz Report, Molly Wood investigates the gaming console's price drop. See the videos below  Today on CNET Featured video of the week Top 5 ugliest tech products Even bad products often look great. Which makes these an affront to technology.
	Top 10 videos of the week 1. Sony PlayStation 3 Slim We take a look at the new design and layout of the thinner and lighter Sony PS3 Slim. 2. Microsoft Word 2010 technical preview Molly Wood takes you inside the new features of Word, including some cool cut-and-paste tricks. 3. Buzz Report: PS3 price cut: Sony fail? The new, slim, $300 PS3 certainly sounds like the perfect move for Sony--with one very baffling exception. Molly Wood investigates on this week's Buzz Report. 4. 2010 Chevrolet Camaro Coupe The new Camaro is a lot of pony car for a little money. Just don't expect much tech! 5. Mailbag: Give us our Linux! This week, you're all on the same feedback page. And that page is called "Linux." Plus, Auto-Incorrect returns! 6. 2009 Mitsubishi Lancer Ralliart Mitsubishi's mainline sedan is a lot more fun than a Camry. 7. Plantronics Discovery 975 The Plantronics Discovery 975 is a unique and stylish headset with great sound quality. 8. The Green Show: The Living Zero Home Tour On the Green Show this week, we look at a home that demos energy efficient products, Microsoft says it's tweaking Windows 7 to be more green, and an industrial designer shows his futuristic concept on water distribution. 9. Apple vs. the music industry More news on the possible interactive albums, return of the matte finish 15-inch MacBook Pro, and Brian responds to your e-mails. 10. Do more with Last.fm Learn some tips and tricks for getting the most out of Internet streaming music service Last.fm.
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