These products are the top picks based on ongoing head-to-head voting by the ProductWiki community.
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Google has been chosen top in its class.
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Google
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Yahoo
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Google IS the Internet. Well, it's not true, but it certainly feels that way quite often. Perhaps it's a deserved title with services (on top of their search) like GMail, Google Video, Google Desktop Search, Picasa, Froogle, Google Maps, Google Local, and the list goes on and on. All free, almost all great.
Site : www.google.com
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GMail has been chosen top in its class.
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GMail
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GMail is Google's entry into the web-based email market. They allow almost unlimited storage (5.5+ GB currently and counting).
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ProductWiki.com has been chosen top in its class.
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ProductWiki is the site you are currently on! We launched Nov. 25th, 2005 and are made up of a community of passionate consumers. We're not happy with the status quo; let's keep manufacturers honest by being smart.
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Facebook has been chosen top in its class.
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Facebook
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Facebook is a social networking site, launched in February 2004 by then 19-year old found Mark Zuckerberg while attending Harvard University. The website saw tremendous early growth, and currently has 69 million users worldwide. Facebook encourages people to interact, and build network of friends who, for the most part, use their real identity and names on the site.
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PriceLooter.com has been chosen top in its class.
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Online Bargin and Deal finding Community. Submited by Canadians for Canadians. Includes a Facebook Application, iGoogle Widget and more.
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NewEgg.com has been chosen top in its class.
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The cheapest place to buy computer parts in the US. Great shipping also!
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NowTorrents has been chosen top in its class.
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NowTorrents is a torrent search engine made as a clone to YouTorrent. It is becoming more popular since YouTorrent has changed strategy focus on legal torrent files without copyright protection.
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Album Hunt has been chosen top in its class.
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Album Hunt is a website that gives registered user's access to links to free music album downloads via sites such as Rapidshare and zShare. The links are added by users. Registeration is free, however there is a paid upgrade that removes ads and link-wait timers. There are monetary prizes for the top three users who post the most links each month.
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BookSwim.com has been chosen top in its class.
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BookSwim.com is America's only hardcover/paperback online book rental service. Utilizing the Netflix rental model, similar to GameFly and BagBorrowandSteal, BookSwim acts as a book rental library club. They offer no due dates, no late fees and free home delivery with prepaid return bags.
BookSwim's rental plans range from 2 to 11 books at a time and from $14.99 to $35.99 monthly, with no limit on the number of rentals per month.
Founded in 2006 by NJIT graduates, George Burke and Shamoon Siddiqui, BookSwim has a strong focus on the environment. Not only does BookSwim.com encourage book-renting as a great way to reduce the number of trees cut down each year for virgin paper, but they also plant a tree for every Gift Subscription sold, through a partnership with EcoLibris.
For consumers, BookSwim acts as a supplement to local libraries and a relief for those who live debilitatingly far from their nearest rural library. With the cost of an average best-seller at over $22, BookSwim's rental plans are designed to save money over buying just one new book each month.
BookSwim also works with library systems and senior centers, providing multiple copies of new and popular books, as well as facilitating supplies for book discussion groups and summer reading programs.