Which groundbreaking language product was initially considered a retail failure, selling only 5,000 units in its first year before becoming a global phenomenon with over 30 million users?

Before dictionaries and translation tools became ubiquitous digital products, language learning and linguistics faced significant challenges in product development and market acceptance. This poll explores a famous product that revolutionized language learning but initially faced major retail failures. Test your knowledge about the intersection of language technology and product development history!

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Rosetta Stone language software (1992)
Oxford English Dictionary CD-ROM (1988)
Franklin Electronic Language Master (1986)
Dragon NaturallySpeaking voice recognition software (1997)