How will the e-cig developing in near future

[rnln]

In the future, e-cig will get better than even the real cig. You won't have to carry a battery nor a top/tank. Just flick a finger, it will appear in your hands

Just curious. how will e-cig developed in the near future.
Will eGo still hot or new revolution in new future.
at the beginning of this industriy, no boby cares about the hardware.
if there is vapor, then vapers accept it.
510 series is a revolution.
later comes eGo.then rules changed.
different atomizers/different clearomizers comes.
then CE4 lead all market worldwide.

now, batteries got VV VW funstion/ clearomizer got changeable system and big content.

How will the next revolution of this industry?
Who knows.

 

[Tsanguine]

I can see someone that takes over now at the ground level and becomes the Newegg of vaping. One of the problems now is that there I've not found a single online retailer than has enough of a selection to be able to succeed in the long run. One thing that will help is when there are companies that can make good quality products on a more massive scale so they can reduce the price. As a relatively new customer to vaping I can't wait for quality products to be had at a reasonable price with a good warranty. I can't believe people will shell out $200 for a custom mod. I want that same quality mod to be under $50 in the next few years.
Tsanguine

 

[wv2win]

Living in Utah (the most Republican state in the nation), which was the first state in the nation to pass restrictive e-cig legislation, I would tend to dissagree with that statement WV.....................................

Sure, Libs like me may not be as vape friendly as I'd like, but I doubt could call big pharma and BT "Liberal." That's where the greatest threat to vaping comes from - economic interests. So, politically speaking, both sides are equally culpable.

Yea, I tend to agree, the anti-tobacco nazis come from both sides of the aisle and they'd love to outlaw tobacco in all its forms. What e-cig laws does Utah have?

In the political arena, it is the liberals who are the most anti-vaping on a national level. The facts bare that out. There are those from both parties at lower government levels who are against vaping. But on the national level, the drive to kill vaping nationwide is purely a "liberal" attack. Those with much more inside knowledge and experience than any of us, have consistently pointed that out. And on the national level is where the greatest potential damage will occur in the their effort to have vaping banned/severely restricted. On a national level, only liberal politicians have called for banning vaping. No moderate or conservative politicians have come out against vaping. In fact several conservative national politicians are openly supportive.

BP is funding liberal groups and liberal politicians in their efforts to have vaping banned. The liberal senator from NJ is a prime example.