Was this the most innovative product of 2017?

>>61712193
Ironically yes

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>>61712514
Sorry this year was just so uninnovative I had to pick the fucking Switch

>>61712193
What's the story on this

>>61712573
Wasnt this a product on Shark tank or something?

>>61712573
>>61714295
it's a $600 press that makes juice using DRM packages

zeppelin

>>61712193
>"""""""""""""""""""""""Innovative""""""""""""""""""""""""""""

>>61712573
It's a $600 electric vice that presses pouches of pre-macerated fruit into a cup, only does so if the pouches are legitimate and fresh, said pouches have porous vents in them so they purposely spoil faster, needs to be connected to the internet, orders you a new box of pouches every week via an automated subscription, and the pouch can be squeezed by hand or you can just eat the fucking fruit.

On one hand it's the dumbest thing to come out for a while, but on the other hand it's fucking brilliant from a marketing perspective because not only do you sell the appliance, but the consumer is forced to buy your pouches and the subscription service. It's like Xbox Live for juicers.

>>61712193
yes, in terms of fucking over the customer this is absolutely next level
nespresso doesn't even compare

>>61714417
The press is estimated to be sold at a loss iirc. That one guy on YouTube did a tear down and it's industrial quality

>>61714467
AvE, yeah. The level of work that went into milling out solid blocks of aluminum for the press is fucking boggling when they could have just used cast parts, or an even more efficient roller method instead of a flat press.

>>61712478
a tablet that can play Nintendo games

>>61714502
They wanted to make the MacBook of presses

>>61712478
it was announced last year so no.