“Why take diet pills when you can enjoy Ayds?”

This failure in technology wasn’t for a lack of trying

Toshiba failed to get enough support from the major film studios and retailers and lost almost 1 billion dollars.

This classic story demonstrates that technical excellence and being first to market is not enough.

A total of 66 satellites were required at a cost of $5 billion.

This digital audio format worked just like a CD - only it was smaller and more convenient.

Degrees in real estate, asset management, entrepreneurship, and wealth creation...

Like many of the products at the Museum of Failure, this one was a bad idea from the very beginning

An expensive Super Bowl ad, centered around a lovable sock puppet.

Everyone hated poor Bob.

Google tried to create the ultimate communication tool.

The UroClub looks like an ordinary golf club, but it is a cleverly disguised urinal.

Oakley claimed to have created a new product category they called ‘digital music eyewear.’

The Polavision instant video camera system was a huge disaster.

Imagine a vinyl record that you could also watch.

This over-engineered machine was completely useless.

This super absorbent tampon's slogan was “it even absorbs the worry.”

Swedish newspapers described the site as »a blurry version of hell.«

Marketed as a revolutionary technology this was a cat-shaped scanner

The N-Gage was not a failure of ideas - it was a failure of implementation.