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> As an older person it feels as if it's a niche that could probably still be filled profitably by someone with the right stuff and marketing. It's a whole pro
by knodi123 7y ago
> As an older person it feels as if it's a niche that could probably still be filled profitably by someone with the right stuff and marketing.
It's a whole product category:
https://www.lifewire.com/best-portable-photo-printers-4156401 https://www.lifewire.com/best-portable-photo-printers-415640...
- Polylactic_acid 7y agoI don't think its a very big one. Or at least its on the way down. I saw a few of them about 9 years ago but not since then.
- serf 7y agoYeah, I know, but I don't think that product category is very profitable, and they fill a wholly different role. They're marketed towards scrap-bookers and mobile professionals, and they aren't usually very cheap. What I meant is that I think there is a profitable idea there exploiting the concept as a fun toy for younger people. I know a ton of people that'd be psyched at the prospect of printing out their selfies as stickers from their phone or a very mobile phone-like device.
- loser777 7y agoIt's funny that you say cheap, when I remember the printer being about $99 (in late 90s dollars!) which was close to the price of a Game Boy (color) as well. In all my years of school and daycare I remember seeing exactly one kid with one, and even then it wasn't used for photos since no one had a camera. We ended up just printing Pokemon sprites. 6 AA batteries was also an extremely luxurious allotment...