Grow Your Hair (and look hot doing it)
Walter Andri — March 24, 2006 — Unique
No, this is not a giant Walkman--it's a hairpod. I have nothing else to say. Comments please.
"Hairpod ... an employee of a Japanese health-care company demonstrates a new hair restoration device that stimulates the user's scalp with low frequency electric current."
Photo: AFP
Implications - Many consumers see the continuous march of technology as an opportunity to improve their lives or self-confidence. As a result, it is no surprise to see a flux of products that seek to appeal to this basic consumer sensibility. The desire to make oneself more desirable is deeply embedded in modern society, and products like this are bound to become increasingly common as technological capability increases.
"Hairpod ... an employee of a Japanese health-care company demonstrates a new hair restoration device that stimulates the user's scalp with low frequency electric current."
Photo: AFP
Implications - Many consumers see the continuous march of technology as an opportunity to improve their lives or self-confidence. As a result, it is no surprise to see a flux of products that seek to appeal to this basic consumer sensibility. The desire to make oneself more desirable is deeply embedded in modern society, and products like this are bound to become increasingly common as technological capability increases.
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