Which famous inventor deliberately set the price of his most significant invention abnormally low at $850 (equivalent to about $26,000 today) to make it accessible, despite advisors suggesting a much higher price point?

The pricing strategies behind world-changing inventions have often been as revolutionary as the products themselves. From deliberately underpricing to capture market share to premium positioning that established new categories, the way inventors and companies monetized their discoveries has shaped how these innovations spread through society. This trivia question explores a fascinating pricing decision that changed the course of a groundbreaking invention's adoption.

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