The phrase "a tiny product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a product that is small in size or scale.
Example: "The new gadget is a tiny product that fits easily in your pocket, making it perfect for on-the-go use."
Alternatives: "a small item" or "a miniature product."
Lost in the shuffle was a tiny new product Apple also unveiled: the Apple Battery Charger.
He could articulate lofty philosophy and intention behind social apps, yet drill into the logic behind tiny product decisions.
Shares in a tiny medical products company, for which they paid a mere $1 (split-adjusted), rocketed to $35 by the time they sold them ten years later.
As someone with a love of all things miniature, this is invariably where I lose all self-control and buy enough tiny products for my next 90 holidays.
First, the seemingly inexhaustible ability of the electronics industry to cram lots of processing power into tiny products has created items that are small and actually useful there are notebook computers as powerful as desktops and phones with much of the functionality of PCs.
The toys look like Hasbro's stand-alone Angry Birds Star Wars figures, but each one bears a tiny, laser-etched product code.
The result is a tightly focused beam, and thus a tiny spot.The first product to use this technology a removable disk with a capacity of 20 gigabytes should be available next year.
I like that you can build and blend this highly pigmented formula and use a tiny amount of product.
The company made no health claims about the product, a tiny pouch of smokeless tobacco, which a user puts between his gum and cheek, and which it will test-market in Indianapolis next month.
So when, a few weeks ago, news broke that this same Tata Motors, an Indian auto company, was close to buying Jaguar and Land Rover, the first reaction of many was "Who?" The implausibility of the bid was magnified when Tata rolled out its newest product, a tiny, stripped-down car that will sell for a mere twenty-five hundollarsllars.
