Personalize Your Electronic Devices

eMediaWire: Just days ago, millions of people around the world were gifted at least one of the “big 10” electronic devices boosting in store and online sales in 2006 including Nintendo Wii, Sony PS3 and PSP, ipod Nano, Blackberry, Treo, DELL Notebook Laptop, Motorola and Palm. In capitalizing on this trend towards personalization mytego.com has developed a technology where customers – all over the world – can personalize any one of those “big 10” electronic devices or any other portable electronic device with a TEGO skin.
A TEGO is a durable, waterproof high quality vinyl adhesive skin that goes on in seconds and comes off clean. mytego.com allows users to affordably design a personalized TEGO skin for any portable electronic device with any picture, image or text. They can also choose one of many images in the mytego.com library. Though TEGO skins have been a popular product worldwide since introduced by Mytego in 2003, Doyle Buehler, president of Mytego Inc. believes 2007 is the year everyone will be taking advantage of the opportunity for personalization.
“The trend towards personalization is becoming more and more pronounced in our society. We see it now in everyday things, and now we have given consumers the tools to be their own creative genius and design exactly what they want. We have seen it start with special ring tones and screen graphics for phones in the late 1990’s. Now this personalization has moved more mainstream, into all portable electronics like ipods, game systems etc. Everybody has the inherent desire to be different and stand out — Mytego gives them just the tools that they need to address this need. Our online design interface is the only one like it in the world, where users can see in real time what their design will look like. Our unique business system allows us to produce individual products for each customer, giving each and every individual customer the ultimate choice and freedom.” predicts Buehler.
Visit www.myTego.com for more details.
Mytego Inc. Introduces New Trend for Personalization of Electronic Devices [eMediaWire]