Most Popular Products March 2010

These are the products CNET users have been looking at the most this month.

Welcome to Cnet Top Five, the show that counts. I'm Tom Merritt. It’s time for our regular visit to the tote board of Cnet traffic to find out what the most popular product are based on the pages you, the Cnet reader, had visited. Let's count down the top five most popular products. At number five, the Blackberry Bold 9700. All you care about are phones and this is one T-Mobile users care a lot about. Sucky browser? Doesn’t seem to bother you. Coming in at number four, the Apple iPhone 3GS. The most popular AT&T phone on the list. We sort of expect we might see a new in a couple of months, but, you're obviously still interested in this one for now. Up to number three, the HTC Droid Eris. Smaller than its more hyped Droid cousin and cheaper too. Plus Droid Eris users like palm pixie users are rabidly in love their phones. Kind of like joining a cult. Sliding in at number two, the HTC Nexus One. And interestingly, you seem to prefer the unlock one. Although T-Mobile users can get it for cheaper. This is the one to get if you’re going to the Ted conference and you want to stand out from the iPhone using crowd. Before we get to number one, time for another lame prize. You want to know what's more popular than every phone in this list, the Millennium Falcon. It’s the ship that made the Kessler run in less than 5 parsecs. She’s fast enough for you old man. And she could be yours. Here's the question, the Millennium Falcon is a standard light freighter, what kind? Be one of the first ten to get the answer correct to blog.cnettv.com, and you’ll win her in a game of seaback from me. Alright, let's get to our number one the most popular gadget on Cnet based on your page views. At number one, it’s the Motorola Droid. Its Android, it’s got a physical keyboard and most importantly it’s on Verizon. So despite the iPhone and Nexus One’s flashy good looks, you're most interested in the workhorse smart phone for the carrier often perceived to be the most reliable. Second month on top too. A Droid dynasty in the making? Well that’s it for this edition of Cnet Top Five. Don’t forget to answer the lame prize question at blog.cnettv.com for a chance to win the Corel’s prize. The Fecal flyer. The Millennium Falcon. I'm Tom Merritt, may the force be with you.