“What should I sell? What products are hot selling in the international market?” These are the questions most people are trying to find an answer in order for them to make the definite decision. And if you really want to know the answer to this question, your only choice is to do some research. While you are here you need not do it again, we Smallvolume.com have done a full survey for you. The following list will help you solve this big questions.
1.Corporate Marked Jackets/Parkas
What to look for: Light jacket or parkas with corporate logo embroideries and slogans. Coats must be free of stains, holes and odors. Buttons and zippers should be intact. The newer the jacket looks, the better. You may find brand new jackets from out of business companies or leftovers from tradeshows. These finds will bring you high prices.
What to look for: Professional clothing for women such as suits, pants, and blouses. Acquire only the newest looking clothing. Avoid items with stains, odors and tears. Be on the look out for items that fit current retro fashion trends such as 80’s style tops and blazers with shoulder pads.
What to look for: Fashionable evening clothing for women such as dresses, skirts, pants, blouses, and coats. Acquire only the newest looking clothing. Avoid items with stains, odors, and tears. Be on the look out for items that fit current retro fashion trends.
4.Tuxedos
What to look for: Because you will pay more money to acquire tuxedos than any other item listed here, you must be highly selective to minimize your risk. Seek name brands only that are in immaculate condition. Avoid tuxedos from rental shops unless they are like new. No stains, odors or tears.
What to look for: Sets of 2 or more. Anything unique or impressionable that catches your eye. Glasses that bear college, fraternity, corporate, brand, or character marks. Martini glasses are currently in demand. Crystal pieces bring significantly higher prices.
What to look for: Anything unique or impressionable that catches your eye. Glasses that bear college, fraternity, corporate, brand or character marks.
3.Dishware/China Distinct Unique
What to look for: Sets of 2 or more. Anything unique or impressionable that catches your eye. Glasses that bear college, fraternity, corporate, brand, or character marks.
What to look for: Golf putters in good condition. Antique putters with wood shaft, manufacturer, and patent markings attract serious collector and very high prices.
2.70’s–80’s Vintage Skateboards
What to look for: Old looking single kick-tail skateboards. You can spot a vintage skateboard in two ways. First, vintage skateboards only have one kick tail (turned up end) as opposed to modern skateboards that have a kick tail on both ends. Next, vintage skateboards from the late 70’s and early 80’s have skid pads and/or slide rails attached to the bottom side.
What to look for: Hot Wheels cars. Most valuable are the “Red Line” cars (wheels have a red line running around the rim) from the 60’s and 70’s. Look at the bottom of the car for copyright dates. Cars in the best condition bring the best price, but some collectors enjoy“restoring” damaged and badly scratched cars, so acquire those too, but at a much lower price than the recommended ceiling purchase price.
All cell phone manufacturers now offer touch screens. Phone TV is making inroads in North America, but it will take some time before it is released in Canada due to the high costs of data packages offered by Canadian cell phone operators. Services such as MySpace, Facebook, and YouTube are becoming more common with cell phone manufacturers and service providers.
2.Netbooks
Solid State Drives (memory chip based hard drives) are offered by all notebook manufacturers with the affordable price range set at 160GB. Larger capacity units are still too expensive for the current market, but manufacturers do offer notebooks with dual hard drives for more capacity, one static up to 160GB and one traditional with 500GB capacity.
The netbook is a new category of notebooks offered by almost all manufacturers. The mini notebook refers to screen sizes of 10 inches and below, while the netbook refers to a notebook with a built-in Internet connection. Small in size, the compromise is made on performance, especially memory and CPU speed. Netbooks are not intended to be workhorses for resource intensive applications, but are designed for Internet browsing, emailing, and using basic productivity tools. Netbooks come with Linux or Windows operating systems and the price point of $600 is very enticing for non-business users.
Another interesting development is the new combined mouse/remote control, which offers spatial mouse functionality and a game wand (made popular by Nintendo Wii). If you purchase a Lenovo desktop, you may have a computer and an interactive gaming device all in one. Overall, the prediction for the consumer electronics market in 2009 is definitely rosier than many other market segments.
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