domain 3DprintedTV.com

[rokoroko]

speaking about some 3Dprinted DNs here on appraisal section I have remembered, I have one in basket too.

so what do you think about it ?

thanks for feedback

Rokoroko

 

[brandnow]

What do you think about it?

 

[tommiko]

Sorry but regfee for me.

Iam surprised that
3Dprintedprinter.com is still available.

 

[rokoroko]

just for your reference of non-informed appraisal "experts"

http://www.gizmodo.com.au/2015/03/this-3d-printed-predicta-will-transport-you-to-the-1950s/

http://techcrunch.com/2013/01/08/pa...t-4k-printed-oled-tv-just-half-an-inch-thick/

 

[The New Guy]

I stand corrected.

One billion dollars.

 

[The New Guy]

Serious observations:

Consumers care about features, not process. 3d images, HD, etc. matter. They don't care if their new tv was 3d printed somewhere else - they care how big the screen is and what it can do for them.

Consumers will not be printing out their own televisions at home. Too many components involved.

Manufacturers will make televisions in whatever manner is most economical for them. Conventional, 3d printed, grown in test tubes, whatever. They don't need a domain name - they'll just do it.

This is one of those domain names that only has a value if you can convince another domainer that someone else will find it even more valuable sometime in the future.

 

[rokoroko]

well its not saying home 3dprintedTv for costumers. This is developed by biggest companies to produce TV units in large scale for cheaper production for better yields, but in case it would catch, it could evolve even this way to the costumers.

OK its reg fee DN. I can survive it.

The funnies thing is, the 3dprintedTV could be eventually a billion SS business at the end, who knows what will come in 5-10 years in TV technology trends, for me it is just 10 bucks per year.

 

[rokoroko]

Serious observations:

Consumers care about features, not process. 3d images, HD, etc. matter. They don't care if their new tv was 3d printed somewhere else - they care how big the screen is and what it can do for them

yes, I agree this is most important for costumers.


Consumers will not be printing out their own televisions at home. Too many components involved.

you never know, today too many, tomorrow a standard amount.

Manufacturers will make televisions in whatever manner is most economical for them. Conventional, 3d printed, grown in test tubes, whatever. They don't need a domain name - they'll just do it.

of course

This is one of those domain names that only has a value if you can convince another domainer that someone else will find it even more valuable sometime in the future.

all trend DNs have this preposition

 

[The New Guy]

you never know, today too many, tomorrow a standard amount.

It's simply not feasible.

Current 3d printing works because you're printing usually one type of material (filament) at a time. A few printers can do two.

But to print a TV? You need plastics, glass, metal, insulators, circuits, etc. It's not going to be done by a printer - it's going to be done by a series of printers in a manufacturing process - not in a home

all trend DNs have this preposition

No, they don't. Look at the VR thread- many domains there could be purchased by companies looking for names or for future products. 3dprintedTV.com has no natural market other than domainers.

 

[rokoroko]

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no natural market

It's simply not feasible.

Current 3d printing works because you're printing usually one type of material (filament) at a time. A few printers can do two.

But to print a TV? You need plastics, glass, metal, insulators, circuits, etc. It's not going to be done by a printer - it's going to be done by a series of printers in a manufacturing process - not in a home




No, they don't. Look at the VR thread- many domains there could be purchased by companies looking for names or for future products. 3dprintedTV.com has no natural market other than domainers.

3dprintedTV.com has no natural market other than domainers - has no market - presence.

next trend DNs - future - will be or will be not , even experts have no clue about it , its future so we will see, etc some of us who will survive the presence.

 

[rokoroko]

Current 3d printing works because you're printing usually one type of material (filament) at a time. A few printers can do two.

http://www.cnet.com/news/hp-unveils-multi-jet-fusion-3d-printing/

 

[The New Guy]

Current 3d printing works because you're printing usually one type of material (filament) at a time. A few printers can do two.

http://www.cnet.com/news/hp-unveils-multi-jet-fusion-3d-printing/

That doesn't disprove one thing I've written. It's just a future tech article that has nothing to do with 3d printed tv's.

A 3d printed part composed of one or more basic raw materials is different from a TV that requires complex electrical circuits, processors, glass, and other exotic materials that no consumer is going to have sitting around EVER. It's simply too expensive because the range of parts is too vast. It's ridiculous to think someone is going to have all those components sitting around and one day decide to print out their own TV.

That means 3d printed tv's will be done in manufacturing plants, just like they are now. And they'll be sold the same way they are today - on size, price, and features.
Other than sheer novelty, no consumer will care if their TV was 3d printed. And manufacturers will still be manufacturing, just with a different method.

If you manage to sell it, the future of this domain is to have a parking page - maybe with some minimal content or links - and the standard "this domain may be for sale" link on the home page.

Question: What do YOU think your domain is worth?

 

[maxtorz]

I will assume you own a bunch of "trend" 3D or TV related domain names.
Stop wasting your money and BUY aged names with decent CPC and search volume.

 

[domainerfella]

1000 USD

Past sales:
3dprinted.com May2013 $ 5,000.00 USD Sedo auction

3dprintedhats.com April2014 $ 2,500.00 USD
3dprinted.com December2012 € 1,500.00 EUR Sedo auction
3dprintedfurniture.com December2013 $ 1,350.00 USD AfterNIC/GoDaddy
3dprintedfashions.com February2014 $ 1,247.00 USD AfterNIC/GoDaddy
3dprinted.net January2013 € 350.00 EUR Sedo auction
3dprinted.info August2014 $ 350.00 USD Sedo auction

Advice: List it with Afternic premium listing with a price tag of 1000-2000 USD.

 

[Magicpig2]

Plus these completed sales:

3D-Printed.com $2000

3DPrintedShoes.com $7500

 

[dronedomainnames]

just for your reference of non-informed appraisal "experts"

tbh formlabs 3dprinted small tv technology is surpise me