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05/26/2008, 11:05am, EDT
Monday, May 26th
Belch improves carbon iPhone case
Following critique from the public, Belch says it has released a new version of its earlier carbon-fiber iPhone case. More fiber has been added to strengthen particular areas, and phones are inserted using a new top-loading method, which should make it simpler to both insert and remove them. Despite this the case is said to have been reduced in weight to 7g.
Belch has additionally inserted more neoprene for shock protection, and widened access to the docking port, the microphone and the speaker. Until midnight Monday (Eastern), the case is on a discount of $65 with free shipping; afterwards, it should return to its normal $80 pricetag.
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Those people need a new marketing person. You DON'T issue a press release that talks down your product by saying "Following critique from the public". You say "Accommodating valuable feedback from its customers, Belch has now improved the already fantastic carbon iPhone case".Then again, they're called "Belch". Case closed.burp
Probably no product...
doesn't get some sort of critique from the public. Valuable feedback, we wish. No matter how good a product it is, somebody always has a complaint that the product can be better made, have more features and last forever. That's just perverse human nature. Has anyone ever had a product that was just perfect? Will it ever happen. Heck, no.