Famous consumer hardware flops, each fed to Kasspian with the name stripped — 2 of them, averaging 2.5/10. Below: the score, the verdict, and the assumption that killed each one.
A company raised $120 million to sell a juicer you didn't need.
Fatal flawThat customers will stay subscribed to the produce packs long enough — six to twelve months — for the business to recover the cost of the machine it gave them.
Amazon built a phone around a feature nobody asked for.
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