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The phrase "a cool product" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a product that is impressive, stylish, or appealing in some way.
Example: "I just discovered a cool product that makes cooking so much easier and more fun."
Alternatives: "an awesome product" or "a neat product".
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As she put it: "Not 'Is it a cool product?' But 'Can I buy 1,000 units of this?' If Domino pulls it off, we will in 12 to 18 months see 5,000 clones.
"Announce a cool product, ship it in volume right away, and don't spend much time talking about Google and no time at all talking about Microsoft/Nokia," Mace says.
But Mr. Cook's operational abilities allowed Apple to parlay a cool product into a business that has already brought in $9.6 billion, as the company built and shipped worldwide nearly 15 million iPads in just nine months to meet customers' seemingly insatiable appetite.
"We then met up the next day, when we were a bit more sober," Mr. Rudge said, "and we said, 'You know, we can actually turn this into quite a cool product.' " Bluw's designers initially tried using a pair of triangular blocks composed of hard rubber, but they performed poorly in tests.
It sounds like a cool product.
Building a cool product or widget is not enough.
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Then add moisture with a cooling product that has hyaluronic acid and ceramides.
That just took them from a theoretically cool product to a player in the online video space.
At least Coveroo now has a clear business model, and a pretty cool product.
From just a personalization point of view, it's a pretty cool product.
The two times I can remember Apple designing a really cool product that didn't necessarily meet a broad audience are this and the cube [PowerMac G4 Cube].
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