#3 Polaroid camera

The Polaroid ‘instant film’ camera seems to be eternal Even if the advent of digital photography had put an impression in Polaroid’s appeal, it was still the camera chosen for key verticals, including the fashion industry and the arts. Unfortunately, the management got messed up in misappropriated funds.

#2 Apple’s 30-pin dock connector

Apple’s range of fans has been building a huge array of peripherals, music docks and third-party accessories to compliment their favorite Smartphone, ever since the debut of the original iPhone in 2007. The 30-pin connector brought out by Apple ensured that each new iPhone remained perfectly compatible with owner’s old accessories. But everything changed drastically with the release of the iPhone 5 as the trusted connector was replaced with a smaller ‘Lighting’ port. Besides, Apple refused to include an adapter in the iPhone 5 sales package, instead customers were charged an additional $35 to use their old accessories with their new Smartphone.

#1 HP Touchpad

HP’s TouchPad wasn’t given a chance to fight against its rival. The company decided to discontinue its iPad rival merely after a month it was launched. In Australia, the decision to kill the service came less than a week after it hit the markets. The killing of the touchpad resulted in the springing up of the WebOS community. As a result, developers and shoppers took advantage of slashed prices after HP lowered the price of the tablet down to around $150.

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