The iPhone 3G slider. Because every touchscreen phone needs a keyboard to complicate matters. Props to Aaron Besson for this slick design.

Steve Jobs swore that Apple would never make a netbook, but that doesn't keep some folks from dreaming.

That is one sexy looking iPod nano. Wait... it's an iPhone? Oh. No thank you.

Why would anyone want iChat on a phone? Who wants to get dressed every time before they take a call? Sheesh. Now, FaceTime, that's a different story.

This photo of a touch screen G5 iMac looked too legit to quit. Sadly, it wasn't.

This iPad mock up made the scene shortly before the real deal was announced by Apple. We like the keyboard and touch pad combo. This one comes to us via the good folks at MacFormat.

The iArm comes pretty close to some real iPad accessories reviewed on the site recently. Check it out at Prank Pack.

The iPhone Nano: A pricey smartphone that can easily be detached from your person by a passersby. What could possibly go wrong?

Engadget thought they had it right with this convincing Video iPod fake. Close, but no cigar.

In 2001, this awkward device was considered by one Photoshop artist to be the pinnacle of Apple mobile design.

This full screen video iPod mock-up hit the web shortly before the iPod 5G was released.

Back when iSlate was the leading name for Apple's tablet, LetsGoMobile.org put their stock in this leaked design.

Given the number of iPod Nano watchbands available these days, the iWatch touch could have been wicked popular.

Envisioned by Yann Le Corroler, the Mac Tab is one sexy piece of hardware that we'd love to see go into production.

Protip: Placing a real Apple product next to a fake for scale can add realism to your scamware.

This great fake comes very close to the reality of the MacBook Air. It might even look a little sharper than the Real McCoy.

We talked about this sub-compact MacBook on Mac|Life a while back. Gotta love its gigantic touch pad.

This pre-iPhone Apple smartphone rendering by Isamu Sanada would have looked right at home in Apple's 2001 product line up

Fake iPad? Check. Sized up against a MacBook Pro? Check. Does it have a bezel too small for use by human hands? Check.

Why only fake a transparent iPhone when you could also put together a whole imaginary ad campaign to support it?

No true geek or nerd could ever endure a screen covered in so many icons. Must... organize...

This iSlate mock up from included a DVD drive and about five seconds worth of battery time.

Now this is an iPad concept. Gotta love the virtual click wheel and that keyboard looks good. Who's responsible? Mac|Life? Oh.

Another iNeverHappened device, this slick-looking bit of tablet fakery certainly did look good.

Again with the iPhone iChat. This convincing fake comes to us from the folks at Gadgetsteria . That's top notch image editing!

Hey! You've got iPhone in my Blackberry! Hey! There's Blackberry in my iPhone! No matter how you cut it, this is just wrong.

We found this awkward looking MacBook Nano fake hiding in the depths of the Mac Rumors forums. Love the Smurf-sized keyboard.

Leave it to the Onion to turn fake Apple products up to eleven. You just know that if the iHand made it to market, it'd sell.

If this old school rotary phone and iPod mash-up is wrong, we don't want to be right.

This fake iPhone's user interface smacks of Windows Mobile... which in turn makes us want to smack something.