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When a company launches a new product do they “come out” with a new product or do they “come up” with a new product?
quality product or product qualityIf potato chips come in contact with humid air, they become what?The difference between 'What's new with that' and 'What's new in that'When to use “come” & when to use “go”?I wanted the free evenings for going out with friendsI don't understand the structure in this Steve Jobs sentence “Our hardware team got to cranking out a new Mac”?none has come up withHow does the word “screaming” modify the verb phrase “come out”?What is the difference between 'come' and 'go' when they use figuratively?How to understand the usage of 'one' in “out of the company of one Hermione Granger”
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When a company launches a new product do they "come out" with a new product or do they "come up" with a new product?
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When a company launches a new product do they "come out" with a new product or do they "come up" with a new product?
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Both could apply depending on context. To "come up with" a new product implies that you have created or invented a new thing, regardless of whether it's actually available for purchase.
The engineers at Wilson Widgets have come up with a new kind of widget that should make them millions once it's finished.
To "come out with" a new product means that the product has been released and is available for people to buy.
Wilson Widgets has finally come out with their new widget. It's available in three colors: green, red, and puce.
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To come up with something is to invent it, think of it, or create it.
"That's a great idea, how did you come up with it?"
To come out with something, in that context (others are quite different) is to announce it. For the product to come out is for it to be released.
Acme Co surprised everyone when they came out with their latest offering, dehydrated tornadoes.
Super Zombie Nazi Killfest comes out on the 30th of February.
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Can you give me example phrases?
– Kaique
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@Kaique: Done, edited into the answer.
– SamBC
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Too bad you didn't post your last example 3 ½ days ago.
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Both could apply depending on context. To "come up with" a new product implies that you have created or invented a new thing, regardless of whether it's actually available for purchase.
The engineers at Wilson Widgets have come up with a new kind of widget that should make them millions once it's finished.
To "come out with" a new product means that the product has been released and is available for people to buy.
Wilson Widgets has finally come out with their new widget. It's available in three colors: green, red, and puce.
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Both could apply depending on context. To "come up with" a new product implies that you have created or invented a new thing, regardless of whether it's actually available for purchase.
The engineers at Wilson Widgets have come up with a new kind of widget that should make them millions once it's finished.
To "come out with" a new product means that the product has been released and is available for people to buy.
Wilson Widgets has finally come out with their new widget. It's available in three colors: green, red, and puce.
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barbecuebarbecue
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Both could apply depending on context. To "come up with" a new product implies that you have created or invented a new thing, regardless of whether it's actually available for purchase.
The engineers at Wilson Widgets have come up with a new kind of widget that should make them millions once it's finished.
To "come out with" a new product means that the product has been released and is available for people to buy.
Wilson Widgets has finally come out with their new widget. It's available in three colors: green, red, and puce.
answered 4 hours ago
barbecuebarbecue
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Both could apply depending on context. To "come up with" a new product implies that you have created or invented a new thing, regardless of whether it's actually available for purchase.
The engineers at Wilson Widgets have come up with a new kind of widget that should make them millions once it's finished.
To "come out with" a new product means that the product has been released and is available for people to buy.
Wilson Widgets has finally come out with their new widget. It's available in three colors: green, red, and puce.
answered 4 hours ago
barbecuebarbecue
23016
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barbecuebarbecue
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To come up with something is to invent it, think of it, or create it.
"That's a great idea, how did you come up with it?"
To come out with something, in that context (others are quite different) is to announce it. For the product to come out is for it to be released.
Acme Co surprised everyone when they came out with their latest offering, dehydrated tornadoes.
Super Zombie Nazi Killfest comes out on the 30th of February.
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Can you give me example phrases?
– Kaique
4 hours ago
@Kaique: Done, edited into the answer.
– SamBC
3 hours ago
Too bad you didn't post your last example 3 ½ days ago.
– Jasper
21 mins ago
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To come up with something is to invent it, think of it, or create it.
"That's a great idea, how did you come up with it?"
To come out with something, in that context (others are quite different) is to announce it. For the product to come out is for it to be released.
Acme Co surprised everyone when they came out with their latest offering, dehydrated tornadoes.
Super Zombie Nazi Killfest comes out on the 30th of February.
answered 4 hours ago
SamBCSamBC
16.7k2263
Can you give me example phrases?
– Kaique
4 hours ago
@Kaique: Done, edited into the answer.
– SamBC
3 hours ago
Too bad you didn't post your last example 3 ½ days ago.
– Jasper
21 mins ago
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To come up with something is to invent it, think of it, or create it.
"That's a great idea, how did you come up with it?"
To come out with something, in that context (others are quite different) is to announce it. For the product to come out is for it to be released.
Acme Co surprised everyone when they came out with their latest offering, dehydrated tornadoes.
Super Zombie Nazi Killfest comes out on the 30th of February.
answered 4 hours ago
SamBCSamBC
16.7k2263
To come up with something is to invent it, think of it, or create it.
"That's a great idea, how did you come up with it?"
To come out with something, in that context (others are quite different) is to announce it. For the product to come out is for it to be released.
Acme Co surprised everyone when they came out with their latest offering, dehydrated tornadoes.
Super Zombie Nazi Killfest comes out on the 30th of February.
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Can you give me example phrases?
– Kaique
4 hours ago
@Kaique: Done, edited into the answer.
– SamBC
3 hours ago
Too bad you didn't post your last example 3 ½ days ago.
– Jasper
21 mins ago
add a comment |
Can you give me example phrases?
– Kaique
4 hours ago
@Kaique: Done, edited into the answer.
– SamBC
3 hours ago
Too bad you didn't post your last example 3 ½ days ago.
– Jasper
21 mins ago
Can you give me example phrases?
– Kaique
4 hours ago
Can you give me example phrases?
– Kaique
4 hours ago
@Kaique: Done, edited into the answer.
– SamBC
3 hours ago
@Kaique: Done, edited into the answer.
– SamBC
3 hours ago
Too bad you didn't post your last example 3 ½ days ago.
– Jasper
21 mins ago
Too bad you didn't post your last example 3 ½ days ago.
– Jasper
21 mins ago
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