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This is a good product and could be useful for a lot of people. A lot of the comments here are saying they don't understand what the product is for, but I think
by feelix 10y ago
This is a good product and could be useful for a lot of people. A lot of the comments here are saying they don't understand what the product is for, but I think it should be obvious to people (like myself) who have used breadboards before in the past.
But you can't just make a good site and expect for the "if you build it they will come" theory to play out. You need press. Post it in some forums to get started. Reach out to some sites that post electronics news and reviews and ask them if you can send them a free sample. Get on Twitter. Most of your overall job may be ahead of you.
- EJTH 10y agoHonestly. I use breadboards pretty often (Not daily though) and I have no clue what this is. Maybe you can explain?
- GrumpyYoungMan 10y ago>A lot of the comments here are saying they don't understand what the product is for, but I think it should be obvious to people (like myself) who have used breadboards before in the past. Please enlighten us then. What does this board do?
- feelix 10y agoWith all of these questions and nobody understanding it, I'm starting to doubt myself. But my impression was that it's like a digital breadboard emulator, but in hardware. So you essentially have a digitally programmable hardware breadboard. So as one example, normally if you would need a resistor in a circuit, instead of physically putting a resistor there of the correct strength, you can do so digitally, and you dont have to physically mess around with a resistor.