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The glitchy video art genre called DATAMOSH has a theme song, and it, along with its trippy music video, is tremendous. Big hat tip to Animal New York for this one.

1. Windows 7 Professional (Chinese Edition)

   

2. 2. Keyboard Pants

   

3. 3. Air Ion Counter

   

4. 4. UFO Detector

   

5. 5. 100,000 World of Warcraft Gold

   

6. 6. USB Monkey Slipper

   

7. 7. Herpes

   

8. 8. Biodomotica Handphone

   

9. 9. Teddy Bear Lamp

   

10. 10. Uranium Ore

    

1. Boston

   

2. 2. Manhattan

   

3. 3. Pittsburgh

   

4. 4. Central Park

   

5. 5. Manhattan

   

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Now you can digitally share your crappy handwriting with everyone you love.

Congratulations, it's a Mac!

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It's sort of like Paul Rudd and I share a computer!

1. Wall Street Journal

   "If people see the iPad mainly as an extra device to carry around, it will likely have limited appeal. If, however, they see it as a way to replace heavier, bulkier computers much of the time—for Web surfing, email, social-networking, video- and photo-viewing, gaming, music and even some light content creation—it could be a game changer the way Apple's iPhone has been."

2. USA Today

   "Apple has pretty much nailed it with this first iPad, though there's certainly room for improvement. Nearly three years after making a splash with the iPhone, Apple has delivered another impressive product that largely lives up to the hype."

3. New York Times

   

   "The iPad is so fast and light, the multitouch screen so bright and responsive, the software so easy to navigate, that it really does qualify as a new category of gadget. Some have suggested that it might make a good goof-proof computer for technophobes, the aged and the young; they’re absolutely right. And the techies are right about another thing: the iPad is not a laptop. It’s not nearly as good for creating stuff. On the other hand, it’s infinitely more convenient for consuming it — books, music, video, photos, Web, e-mail and so on. For most people, manipulating these digital materials directly by touching them is a completely new experience — and a deeply satisfying one."

4. PC Magazine

   "Aside from Apple enthusiasts, many of us wondered who would drop hundreds of dollars for this not-quite-computer. But having used the iPad for some time, I can tell you that the device just makes sense. When you combine basic-but-essential work tools with iWork, an improved browser, e-mail, iPod, and photo applications, a well-executed e-Book platform with iBooks, and throw in thousands of downloadable apps and games, and package it all in a gorgeous, slim slate with a beautiful 9.7-inch touch screen, you have yourself a winner."

5. Time Magazine

   Stephen Fry: "I am finally left alone with an iPad. Finally I get some finger time. I peep under the slip holder, and there it is. When I switch it on, a little sigh escapes me as the screen lights up. Ten minutes later I am rolling on the floor, snarling and biting, trying to wrestle it from the hands of an Apple press representative."