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Technology Hunter

10/15/2008

Inventables tracks down innovation. The new Palm Treo Pro docking station comes equipped with a small but significant improvement…

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Inventables Looks to the 2.0 of Products

9/5/2007

“Inventables is a company that scouts trade shows, combs the Internet and studies specialty publications to find cool new ways to improve already existing products. Companies pay up to $250,000 a year to subscribe to a directory of Inventables’ ideas.”

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Inventables on NBC 5 News

1/23/2007

NBC’s Art Norman talks about innovation with Inventables.

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Medical Design Magazine

12/1/2004

“An Off-Beat Way to Inspire Medical-Device Design”

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Appliance Manufacturer

7/1/2004

CONTROLS AND SENSORS: Intriguing Interfaces™

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Young Money

5/1/2004

Young Entrepreneurs Give Help To New Inventors

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Machine Design

2/18/2004

Bright Ideas

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Appliance Manufacturer

1/1/2004

CUTTING EDGE: New Developments

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Chicago Tribune

10/13/2003

free registration required Fresh ideas come naturally from the developments we research

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Appliance Manufacturer

8/15/2003

…stay on top of innovations in materials

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Plastic News

7/10/2003

Consider it a tangible library of cool ideas

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Plastics News

6/11/2003

Plastics that look like metal and other novel materials and technologies

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MCAD

4/30/2003

…to truly innovate knowledge of advances in materials and products is essential

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I-Street

1/3/2003

Zach Kaplan and Keith Schacht of Inventables named “I-Street Person of the Week”

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Chicago Sun-Times

12/30/2002

It’s one thing to read about a product. It’s another to actually play with it.

Engineeringtalk

9/3/2002

Chicago-based technology company is one-of-a-kind

Young Money

8/1/2002

Entrepreneurs Make Dreams a Reality

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Epraire

6/12/2002

Inventables builds hands-on search engine

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