By "legal" you are probably asking whether another company can sue you ofr patent or copyright infringement. It is seldom a criminal offense to manufacture a product similar to an existing product.
It depends on how similar the new product is to the original, whether you incorporate any characteristics of the other product that the original company has patented, and whether you use any processes in the production that are patented. Quite a number of companies have been sued for creating products that duplicate the "look and feel" of an existing product. You also have to watch out for copyright and trademark infringement.
simple better quality of product then more competition will be suggested by similar product companys same goes each way round. Its human nature to progress, to move on to get better.
No, a person can not use a Toys-R-Us coupon on a similar product. The product has to be what is described in the coupon.
Offer them something that's similar
Paint thinner is a product that is similar to mineral spirits. Turpentine is another similar product. All three work to remove paint and help clean up after painting.
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It all depends on your opinion on what is better than the Snuggie. There is another similar product, called the Slanket.
USP is Unique Selling Point or Proposition, and it is what makes the product unique in comparison to other similar products. Basically it is what makes people buy an Apple product instead of another company's product
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sorry you cant...maybe...JUST maybe with an action replay or another similar product
not sure