Yet another "feminine" product with which to overcharge women.

[KanadaHye]

Re: Yet another "feminine" product with which to overcharge women.

It doesn't have rounded corners! He should be okay!

I'm sure people grumbled about papyrus scrolls too, preferring instead to stick with chisels and slabs of stone.

Scribbling on an iPad is like writing in the sand... sort of like an expensive magna doodle.

[Siggie]

Re: Yet another "feminine" product with which to overcharge women.

Lol

Watch out Apple might sue you for using a rectangle

It doesn't have rounded corners! He should be okay!

I'm sure people grumbled about papyrus scrolls too, preferring instead to stick with chisels and slabs of stone.

[Sip]

Re: Yet another "feminine" product with which to overcharge women.

Lol

Watch out Apple might sue you for using a rectangle

[KanadaHye]

Re: Yet another "feminine" product with which to overcharge women.

Like paper?

[Sip]

Re: Yet another "feminine" product with which to overcharge women.

... needless technology.

Like paper?

[Haykakan]

Re: Yet another "feminine" product with which to overcharge women.

Does it take batteries?

[KanadaHye]

Re: Yet another "feminine" product with which to overcharge women.

What I want to know is who still writes on paper.

People who don't spend money on needless technology.

[Siggie]

Re: Yet another "feminine" product with which to overcharge women.

I use my dainty pink stylus.

[Sip]

Re: Yet another "feminine" product with which to overcharge women.

What I want to know is who still writes on paper.

[jgk3]

Re: Yet another "feminine" product with which to overcharge women.

What amuses me is to think a bunch of people studied 3 years in a university commerce program, and from excelling in some marketing courses they managed to convince the board that they should come out with this new product, because selling to gender works for just about anything it seems.