Which inventor famously disrupted the camera market in the 1880s with the revolutionary 'razors-and-blades' pricing model that gave consumers the camera hardware cheaply while profiting from consumable film purchases?

The world of inventions and discoveries isn't just about the products themselves—it's also about how they were brought to market. Throughout history, innovative pricing strategies have played a crucial role in democratizing access to groundbreaking inventions. Some pricing models were so revolutionary that they fundamentally changed how products reached consumers, creating entirely new markets and possibilities. Test your knowledge of these game-changing pricing strategies that helped historic inventions achieve mass adoption!

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George Eastman of Kodak
Thomas Edison with the Kinetoscope
Louis Daguerre with the Daguerreotype
Edwin Land of Polaroid