Qubits 2.0 Update

Qubits on Shark Tank Show

Season 1 - Episode 14 - Update

Mark Burginger with the New
Qubits 2.0 Geometric Design Toy

 The Qubit's Toy Company is like the Lego's of the 21st century. Sure I played with Lego's when I was a kid, who hasn't? You could build anything you could imagine just so long as it could be made using one of those familiar pieces. I even remember ordering a Lego-Like product from an infomercial for my kid's several years ago. The pieces were made with several more options of building blocks to choose from but also included very small pieces and not age appropriate for them at that time. I  however did try to build a few thing's with my kid's new toy :). I liked the idea of having new pieces to stretch my imagination, but because of the geometric designs and the long pencil-like connectors, it reminded me of building a house of card's and ready to collapse at any time.

 Mark Burginger, the inventor of Qubit's Toy's, had a totally new concept to compete with the Lego's of the world.
He combined the best of both world's and came up with the ultimate building structure made out of light weight plastic and designed them using nature's natural building blocks known as Qubit's.  Using nature's natural building structures as the design for his invention, Burginger was able to make some really incredible, we'll, pieces of art. These unique creation's are built by nothing more then snap-on piece's of plastic and capable of doing thing's that you could never imagine doing with Lego's.
 Mark's creations was enough to get the producer's attention on the Shark Tank Show. They liked the idea so much they squeezed in Qubit's during the very first season during the last episode and made sure that his invention would be seen by millions of soon to be fans on the up and coming Hit Show.

Mark Burginger on the Shark Tank Show

 Mark Burginger went into the Shark Tank in what some would call the loneliest time for an inventor. You are completely convinced that you have a great product and million's of people are going to love that you are willing to invest to your limit to make your dream a reality. When Mark sent in his audition tape to the Shark Tank Show back in June of 2009 he had plenty of inventory and just needed that little boost in advertising to make it a success he always knew it would become.

Daymond John, knowing a good deal when he sees one, offers Burginger a deal, but only contingent if he can make a deal with one of the larger toy companies. Unfortunately Daymond was not successful in the negotiations and the the deal with Qubit's was unable to materialise. Daymond John has however, still been working with Mark and a major deal in the future is not out of the question.

Qubit's 2 - Update

Create just about anything imaginable
with the Qubits 2.0 

After the successful airing on the Shark Tank Show, Quibit's quickly sold out of all the inventory they had on hand. The Shark Tank Effect took a hold and the Qubit's Toy's continue to grow in popularity as more people discover what's possible to build using these unique forms of geometric structures. What started out as an idea when Mark was only 17 years old, is now on it's way to becoming the Lego's of the 21st century where your imagination is the only thing that limit's you from building anything you can imagine. To insure you have all the right tools (strong geometric structure's) Burginger went back to the drawing board and designed even more Qubit's to compliment his original idea. What was not thought possible to build with the original Qubit's, is now very possible to build with the Qubit's 2.

As with all successful entrepreneur's, Mark Burginger has come up with a very creative way not only to promote the New Qubit's 2 but raise the much needed capital in bringing them to market. Mark has a guest post at the Shark Tank Blog where he announced a new Indigogo campaign to kickstart his new invention. You can now pre-order the limited edition Qubit's 2 and guarantee you will be one of the very first to start creating thing's once thought impossible.

After watching some of the Qubit's Video's on YouTube.com and seeing some of the things that Mark has created, it got my mind spinning of other thing's you could build using these exact geometric structures but on a much larger scale. Useful structure's you could build within a kit. They are extremely light weight and because of the Qubit's designs, they can hold several times their weight. Maybe a picnic table made out of Giant Qubit's for instance? Super light weight that can be snapped together and taken a part in just a few minutes. Or maybe a book case you can create exactly as you see fit. How about a play house completely made out of large Qubit's that can easily be rearranged and keep your kid's busy for hours. Grant it, it may take another very large investment to marry the two markets, but having a Branding Expert on your side like Daymond John, all things are possible. Just thinking out loud here, but it sure seems like it might be a good idea to me..

Until then you can Help Mark Bring Qubit's 2 to the Market by going to his Indigogo page and pre-order your Limited Edition Qubit's 2 Collection that is sure to become a collectors item in the near future.

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