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Originally Posted by ApK
Travel mugs with NO pictures sell well. Photo mugs with one static picure sell well. I don't see how this can miss, if it's priced reasonably.
Even if the market is only hackers to want to tear into it, and commercial cafes that want to use the picture space for marketing.
(Darn, I should buy stock.)
ApK
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It is the pricing reasonably by travel mugs/picture mugs that I question. Sure if they can sell a low end one for under a dollar and a high end classy looking ceramic for under $20, they might do okay. And of course the would probably do very well in the As Seen on TV Market if they can mass produce at a very low price.
I still think the novelty appeal would be short lived in the over 10 year old crowd, but maybe I am underestimating the average attention span and the amount of time the average user would be enthralled with this. What would be your guesstimate for yourself for example?
Me I would play with it for an hour or so and the excitement would be gone. A character flaw perhaps.
Helen