domain General worth

[cmason]

Relatively new to the game just wondering general value of three domain names:

hybridgpu.com (laptops have just recently started using a hybrid GPU)
theonewhen.com (when it comes to describing television shows)
hexup.com (brandable, easy to pronounce/remember)

If asking for three appraisals is considered greedy please let me know, I am new to NamePros.

Thank you!

 

[-REECE-]

HybridGPU.com is a nice one -- hard to put a value on it at present (eg. turns up zero Wordtracker searches), however it does have future potential. Larrabee seems to have a lot of future potential and it seems some sites are referring to it as is "Hybrid GPU". If that ends up being the term that catches on, it might end up being worth a pretty penny, assuming that Intel continues to go down this GPU/CPU hybrid path which seems inevitable. That said, they might end up being called hybrid CPUs or something else by the time the product comes out..

I don't see any value in theonewhen.com.

As for Hexup.com, you might want to try and contact http://www.hexup.co.uk and see if they're interested -- 5L.coms don't usually sell for very much on the reseller market.

Relatively new to the game just wondering general value of three domain names:

hybridgpu.com (laptops have just recently started using a hybrid GPU)
theonewhen.com (when it comes to describing television shows)
hexup.com (brandable, easy to pronounce/remember)

If asking for three appraisals is considered greedy please let me know, I am new to NamePros.

Thank you!

 

[cmason]

Thank you -REECE-, I really appreciate your input.

I think I will hold on to HybridGPU.com for the time being unless I receive a good offer from a fellow reseller in the near future.

As a newbie it's good to know that many domains are worth little. Much appreciated!

Strange enough LaptopGPU.com and NotebookGPU.com were available so I picked those up. I think that these have the possibility of becoming profitable domains.

 

[Spade]

The problem with technology these days is the speed in which it becomes obsolete. How long did the record player last before giving away to 8 Track, then Cassette Tapes, Then CDS, then MP3's... notice how each new technology replaces the previous one quicker?

Ive found Tech names are hit and miss - when it comes specifically to the computer, I think you'll find these new technologies go obsolete even quicker because of the frantic pace of coming up with something bigger and faster.

I doubt you'll find an offer out there, but if you do - I would let it go at mid xxx.