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San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) September 24, 2011
TheAdultToyShoppe.com announced that they will be ready to shoot the new USB vibrator when it is available at the San Francisco-based start-up, crave.
The company went to the bottom CKIE site to raise funds and have exceeded their targets by funding more than $ 85 000 and promised a few more days to go at the time of writing
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gadget retailer of sex toys and users will be happy and as more and more mainstream products.
According to a recent report by respected analysts Hewson Group, the sale of sex toys was held in the past because of relationships with industry, sleazy male pornography.
Research has found that over the next ten years, the number of ‘fun stuff’ will increase to 400 million worldwide and sex toys is set to rival even a smart phone.
Crave, the company behind the duo, identified a gap in the market for the products they describe as Discreet, compact luxury atmosphere that will appeal to an intelligent woman.
The designer duo
, Ti Chang, question why the “product in this space is so bad.” in its promotional video. “The idea of simply buying a vibrator involve not only cheap, bad product, but a trip to a” shop “X-rated” icky, he explained.
Duet
is constituted by a combination of body-safe silicone and metal and is designed for the female body. With two engines, delivers powerful vibrations and locate exactly where you want. Has an inclined surface V is designed for precise stimulation and the surrounding surface is designed to stimulate the area around the clitoris. Order gives the most intense vibration.
Jamie Platt, spokeswoman for Adult Toy Store, a provider of adult toys, saying: “We are very interested in your product and follow closely the progress of development because we believe it will be very popular, especially around the time of the season as Christmas and Valentine’s Day and birthday parties and bachelorette party.
Duet
has proved popular with the press, which were characterized by greater technology and news sites, including Fox News and CNET.
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