America's PC World magazine has produced a list of The 20 Most Innovative Products of the Year, and its top pick is Microsost Office 2007.
Nobody's ever happy with these lists, including the people who compile them: there are always too many compromises, even if you accept the idea that you can compare Google SketchUp with a Nintendo Wii. Still, it does provide a quick run-down on some of the more innovative efforts of the year, including the Dell XPS M2010 transportable (starting price $2999) and the RIM BlackBerry Pearl 8100.
Oh, and there is a "print version".
Can you spot any obvious omissions, apart from Windows Vista and Zune, and any of the Sony Vaio range?
