re: Phillip Moris and ecigs Pls delete if posted elsewhere

[Patkid]

Philip Morris Int'l to Enter E-Cigarette Market - ABC News

aerosol delivery system?
WUT?

 

[Recycled Roadkill]

Read the article, (scanned anyhow) and it didn't make a lot of sense to me. Regardless, I'd just as soon that Phillip Morris never get another cent from me. At least not directly. I could change my mind on that though as things develope.

 

[rico942]

The article is a little ambiguous. Are they saying they are going to vaporize tobacco, not juice ? How is that better than analogs ?

Maybe they're just looking for a way to sell the tobacco debris that doesn't make it into the paper tubes ...

 

[EvilZoe]

"We're looking to re-invent the wheel" /paraphrasingPM

 

[devauto]

Ummmm ... how is "heating tobacco" any different than burning ... especially if it heats it enough to produce smoke? I'm also curious how you turn a solid (tobacco) into an aerosol ... lasers??? LOL

 

[Penn]

The aerosol thing is a patent that Philip Morris purchased in 2011. http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...-technology-may-better-than-e-cigarettes.html

 

[Orb Skewer]

Philip Morris Tumbles as Forecast Prompts Goldman Downgrade - Bloomberg

 

[permafrying]

Ummmm ... how is "heating tobacco" any different than burning ... especially if it heats it enough to produce smoke? I'm also curious how you turn a solid (tobacco) into an aerosol ... lasers??? LOL

Because burning at certain temps will vaporise the nicotine instead of everthing... Everything has a different burning point.

But theres already a ton of vaporizers on the market it just sounds like theyre gonna make another. Far from reinventing the wheel. An aerosol should be pretty easy to accomplish as well.. That would be innovative but still ridiculous none the less

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