The Vasa was dangerously top heavy and unstable, but she was impatiently ordered out to sea.

Video 2000 took too long to develop, suffered from high production costs

Imagine real sex via Internet...

The Google TV devices were not user-friendly This hideous Sony remote had 88 separate button.

Barnes & Noble did not understand that when it comes to keeping the customer happy...

This futuristic media format offered much better video quality than the VCR

The Newton was an innovative idea with immature technology - an incomplete product launched far too early.

The computer was unusually stylish. To appeal to people not used to computers

“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.