John Teel
Founder of Predictable Designs LLC
John Teel is president of Predictable Designs a company which helps entrepreneurs bring new products to market. Teel was formerly a senior design engineer for Texas Instruments where he created electronic designs now used in millions of portable devices (including some from Apple). He is also a successful entrepreneur who developed his own product, had it manufactured in Asia, and sold in over 500 retail locations in three countries. Download his free cheat sheet for developing your new hardware product.
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Top 25 Websites, Tools and Resources for Hardware Startups
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3 Steps to Bring Your New Electronic Product to Market
Follow these tips to turn your concept of a brilliant new gadget into profit.
How to Escape Your Cubicle and Live the Dream Life
Yearn to be in a beautiful place away from the corporate grind? First build your audience, and your savings account.
The Most Important Thing You Must Do as a Hardware Startup
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3 Tips to Save Money When Creating Your New Tech Product
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How to Overcome the 4 Biggest Obstacles to Get Your New Hardware Product to Market
To overcome these challenges, you need to be creative, adaptable and absolutely focused.
5 Steps to Developing Your Tech Product
While developing your own tech product may seem overwhelming, it is achievable -- even for non-techie entrepreneurs.
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