Review: SC Magazine picks the cream of the crop

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SC Magazine's technology experts have made their choices for the best products of 2007 from among the dozens of entries that were subjected to thorough group tests and reviews during the year.

The best products of 2007. Right here.

Review: SC Magazine picks the cream of the crop
SC Magazine's technology experts have made their choices for the best products of 2007 from among the dozens of entries that were subjected to thorough group tests and reviews during the year. These selections were vetted by Technology Editor Peter Stephenson, SC Lab Manager Mike Stephenson, and their team at the SC Lab.

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