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The Crap-Cutter-Outer keyboard!
Windows 3.1 was groundbreaking and '95 more so, but Windows '98, ME and XP basically sucked big time!

The Microsoft bubble has been burst with the introduction of this brand new keyboard designed to cut through the entire Windows experience with the minimum of fuss. Despite XP's assurances regarding its stability, the blue screen of death and screen freeze still haunt users. Market research group Software Dossers told Fake News: "It's about time Microsoft dumped the old keyboard. Our research shows Windows users only need 3 buttons so why muck about with the rest?" Expect the new keyboard, dubbed "The Crap-Cutter-Outer" on the shelves soon. The public are advised to pre-order their unit as the demand is expected to be high.


Ever looked inside a PC and wondered why there's so much empty space hanging around going to waste? Now it's possible to modify your PC and save time making trips to the coffee machine!

The company behind this innovative product, Innovating Innovators LTD, believe both home and office users will find their product extremely useful. Sales Manager, Gordon Potts, told me that tens of thousands of man hours are being unnecessarily wasted through people leaving their PC for refreshments.

"But they don't just get a drink and return do they? At home they muck about looking inside the fridge, staring out the window or hunting for their cigarettes. At work they waste time chatting to colleagues about irrelevancies, exchange gossip, discuss after work plans and generally doss about until they feel it's time to get back to work before someone catches them." The modifications can be made on almost any PC and is fully customizable for all refreshment tastes. "We'll be putting out 3 models initially," Gordon Potts told us. "Coffee, tea and dilutable squash versions, with plans to launch the Soda Stream model at a later date."

Moderately priced at £39.99, Innovating Innovators state that in many cases it's actually cheaper than buying a separate coffee machine. This machine will stop employees wasting time, the caffeine will keep them awake and alert for longer, but the big problem with this product is that it will lead to a stressed and strung out caffeine addicted population for which civil war will be the result, approach with care.


A ex-employee, disgruntled over a pay rise dispute or something similar decided to wreak his revenge in his own nerdish way by placing this microscopic piece of graffiti on the new Intel Pentium 4 chip!

The graffiti was discovered by quality control technicians after it was too late to halt the manufacturing process. 150,000 chips had already been pressed with the slanderous statement and were considered too costly to simply discard. A spokesmen for Intel said: "We do not condone such action by our employees, however we can not throw away such a vast number of chips either. Besides we spoke to his wife and she confirms the statement!"