The tiny Instagram projector
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The tiny Instagram projector
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Re: The tiny Instagram projector
#2Always good to see a new physical product on the market.
All is well but I decided not to part with $35 for this product - simply because 9 photos are there forever and you can't change that.
If you had a web interface where 10 of your photos could be selected and then projected, now that's what I'd be willing to pay for.
I'm sure it'll be a success though.
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#3This is awesome, the companies other projects look cool too [1]. I remember seeing their other project foldable.me on kickstarter, I wonder why they didn't take that route this time?
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#4Very cute.
But very 1970s?
I mean copy picture to usb stick, put stick into TV or DVD player?
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#5Love the idea. I bet having a video showing people what it looks like in use would increase conversions by a significant number.
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#6Love the idea. I bet having a video showing people what it looks like in use would increase conversions by a significant number.
Or it'd send conversions through the floor if it looks like crap (tiny cheap battery-powered LED bulb...)
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#7Why Instagram only? Their blog links to a Kickstarter update that explains that, but it is for Backers only.
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#8I will be reminded of how completely out of touch I am with reality these days if this does well. That said, I somewhat jokingly predicted this trend previously. With the explosive growth of digital information and electronics, I think we'll see a renaissance of analog, mechanical, and otherwise "physical" things.
Perhaps sometimes people don't want everything to be electronic/digital? Example: digital photo frames.
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#9I have no doubt that, given the proper marketing, the cute factor will make this a trendy gift for one holiday, either Christmas or Valentine's. But it's definitely one of those neat little things that could get its 15 minutes and, for a bunch of folks, be hidden in a box somewhere as a small reminder of the weird shit we did along the way.
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#10Very cute. But very 1970s? I mean copy picture to usb stick, put stick into TV or DVD player?
It is arguable that, with the filters and square photos, instagram is also trying to emulate the past.