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From cookware to underwear, these products are chosen for their innovative use of nanotech, MEMS and other next-generation technologies.
The Bourne Report Reveals its Second Annual List of the Ten Coolest Consumer Products of 2007
Scottsdale, AZ | Posted on December 4th, 2007
Bourne Research LLC ( http://www.bourneresearch.com ), a market research firm which tracks emerging technologies, revealed its second annual list of the ten coolest consumer products of 2007, featuring just a few of the items which utilize the latest in MEMS (micro-electro-mechanical systems) and nanotechnology. All of these products are available to consumers today and range in price from less than $15 to more than $100,000.
"What makes these ten products so cool is their innovative use of emerging technologies," said Marlene Bourne, President & Principal Analyst of Bourne Research. "From nanomaterials and MEMS sensors, to completely novel technological approaches, they offer an intriguing glimpse at what the future holds for the consumer."
The Bourne Report's Ten Coolest Consumer Products of 2007 includes "must-have" items such as next-generation cookware, fishing poles, hockey skates and even underwear. A few of the products include Guitar Hero III from Red Octane, iSOBOT from TOMY, and the Tesla Roaster from Tesla Motors.
The entire list was revealed December 2nd during The Bourne Report, a weekly radio show which discusses next-generation science and technology. Hosted by Marlene Bourne, the show airs on the Independent 1310 KXAM in Phoenix, and streams live via the Internet to listeners worldwide. Each weekly show is also archived for on-demand listening.
For more information about the Bourne Report radio show, visit http://www.BourneReport.com .
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About Bourne Research LLC
Bourne Research is a trusted source of market intelligence, with a specialized focus on MEMS (MicroElectroMechanical Systems), Nanotechnology, and the convergence of both. Its founder, Marlene Bourne, is a highly respected industry analyst with more than a decade of experience following the development of emerging technologies, and is internationally recognized as one of the leading experts on MEMS.
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