Computer World Records

Joharren S. has 611,840 viruses on his computer.

Stephen Goldblatt engages in 12 instant message chats while flying on a plane, a new world record. He achieved the feat while flying from JFK to LAX on a Virgin America flight. The record was set on March 26, 2009. At the moment of documentation, Goldblatt was moving 605 miles an hour, 36,215 feet above Albequerque, New Mexico. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Doron T. posted 40 consecutive tweets using every letter of the English alphabet.

Dawar Kazi and his friend commented back and forth 274,456 times on a Facebook status update.

Jireh A. unfollowed someone on Twitter 48 times in 30 seconds.

Kerry Rhodes, a safety for the New York Jets NFL football team, held eight Apple laptops at once. Rhodes held the computers for approximately 15 seconds.

Phill S. and his friends have commented 151,599 times on a Facebook wall post.

Jackulator has a soundboard called the Hybrid 4 that features 22,000 audio clips of Jack Nicholson.

106 computer resource specialists performed the wave for 30 seconds. The group consisted of computer resource specialists from Virginia Beach City Public Schools.

Dawar Kazi and his friends commented back and forth 584,447 times on a

Jake G and Hunter G from iD Tech Camp at Vassar College held five computers while sharing a 3 Musketeers chocolate bar. They held Mac Minis to achieve the feat. [#iDTech][]

Tom Andre Seppola completed 830 mouse clicks in 30 seconds. tag:RecordSetterBook01

Oscar Sykes and his friends made 5,079 comments on a Facebook video.

Tim Kloske created, saved and published a document to a website in 4.38 seconds.

Peter H. scored 5,224,375 points in a single game of InkBall.

Jeff Rubin answered 15 Trivial Pursuit 90’s Edition “Wired” questions correctly in one minute. For a limited time, Rubin and his employer College Humor will donate $100 to charity in the name of anyone who can beat this record.