Which revolutionary invention initially failed in the market due to an advertising campaign that focused on its technical specifications rather than practical benefits for consumers?

Throughout history, some revolutionary inventions faced initial market rejection due to poor advertising strategies. This poll explores one of the most notorious cases where brilliant innovation met marketing missteps. Test your knowledge about how advertising campaigns have shaped the public perception and adoption of groundbreaking technologies - sometimes for the worse!

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Sony's Betamax video format (1975), which had superior quality but marketing emphasized technical aspects over ease of recording length
Apple's Newton MessagePad (1993), which was marketed primarily for its handwriting recognition technology rather than productivity benefits
Segway Personal Transporter (2001), which was advertised for its gyroscopic technology instead of transportation convenience
Google Glass (2013), whose marketing focused on innovative AR capabilities rather than addressing privacy concerns and practical applications