Top 10 Apple flops

Every one loves a good list post, and this one is certainly entertaining. Newlaunches.com has compiled their list of Top Ten Apple Products which Flopped. There are some gems in the list, including a couple of products I hadn't even heard of. Here they are:

• Apple Cyberdog, which was an internet suite for the Mac OS back in 1996. I hadn't heard of this until now.

• Taligent, an Apple and IBM collaborative OS

• EWorld. Ah, now here's one I remember! An AOL-like online experience for Mac users in 1994, EWorld only lasted two years (but it was fun!).

• Pippin. The Pippin was a game console that I've never had the chance to play with. Too bad.

• The 20th Anniversary Mac. Waaay overpriced but super-cool to look at, the "TAM" as it's called is sought after by certain nerdy collectors...like me.

• Motorola ROKR. Let's just move on.

• Macintosh TV. Let's just move on.

• Macintosh Portable. The $6500 "portable" Mac was about the size and weight of a baby dolphin. The rest should be self explanatory.

• Apple Lisa. As the first personal computer to have a GUI and a mouse, it was a trailblazer. At a cost of $9,995US (that's $21,500US in Feb. 2007 dollars, Newlaunches points out), it didn't sell very well.

• The Newton. Yes, yes, we all knew that the poor, maligned Newt would top the list. However, I love mine, so there.
  

Any surprises? Glaring omissions? Let us know.