Which scientific product launch initially failed due to pricing strategy but later became a billion-dollar success after significantly reducing its retail price?

Test your knowledge of famous science product launches that changed the market! Scientific breakthroughs often lead to revolutionary products, but their path to market success isn't always straightforward. This poll explores a fascinating case of scientific innovation meeting product strategy. Think you know how major scientific products made their way from lab to market?

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The Human Genome Sequencing Kit by Illumina (reduced from $100M to $1,000 per genome)
The first commercial MRI machine by General Electric (reduced from $10M to $2M per unit)
The PCR thermal cycler by Applied Biosystems (reduced from $150,000 to $25,000)
The first mass spectrometer by Thermo Fisher (reduced from $500,000 to $75,000)