A file manager utility for DOS? What could be more mundane? Actually, 1985's XTree was so useful that we heard from multiple people who told us that it's one of the best tech products in history. (You know an ancient utility was something special when it has its own fan page.) XTree died in 1995, but a current product for Windows known as ZTree is an unapologetic clone that brings XTree's retro-but-still-potent goodness into the modern world.
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In Pictures: Best Tech Products PCW Missed
What readers think are the Best Tech Products that missed our list.
XTree
Smalltalk
Atari 800
XTree
Original 128KB Mac
USB Flash Drives
Optical Mouse
QV-10 Digital Camera
FORTRAN
HP 12C business calculator
HP95
Nintendo Wii
Winamp
BSD
VisiCalc
HP 35
IBM PC
Quicksilver
Voodoo 1
Apple Laserwriter
PHP
TRS80
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