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• sovande 11y ago
  Ouch, I know that when you see someone has already created a product that you are working on you should take it as a validation of your idea and not become discouraged. However, seeing this I can't help feeling bad for the OP. The OP has a prototype, while this (seems) like a fully fledged and very slick product with all bases covered and it is even cheap.
  • vertis 11y ago
    If the OP hasn't done research into potential/current competitors then the OP shouldn't be taking it further than a prototype anyway. It definitely sucks to prototype something that already exists, but it's probably a good lesson too.
  • nacs 11y ago
    $900-1200 isn't what I'd call "cheap" (OP says parts for their prototype is around $150). Also, another person in this thread mentioned a 42" one from China thats $120 [1]. That is more in the "cheap" range. [1] http://goo.gl/N02wRa http://goo.gl/N02wRa
    • FireBeyond 11y ago
      If parts for your prototype are around $150, most conventional electronic product pricing wisdom would put this at around $600-$750 retail.
• jbermudes 11y ago
  Since the company seems to be a hardware company, I'm curious, is any of the software open source?