It's even sadder when it dies within minutes of arriving. And still, I logged back on and tried again until I got it. I kinda thought it was goofy. You don't need to move a box around and see it in 3D to know what chocolate looks like. My five-year old finds it fascinating.
Some professionals are less impressed.
That flower is not going to do anything for anybody. If you really want people to use it, you have to make it customizable, add names, make it personal. The fact that his system crashed the first time he tried to download it only added to Johnston's cynicism. It has to be a really good friend before you would go through that. Johnston and others also wonder about the relative subtlety of the marketing message.