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A prolific consumer. Americans are prosumers.
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Adjective: of a quality often acceptable to both professional and consumer users. Esp. referring to electronic equipment (camcorders, tape decks, etc.) I wanted something nicer than a $500 consumer camcorder, but I couldn't afford a $50,000 professional camcorder, so I bought a $2,000 prosumer camcorder.
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A yuppie who wants full control of their own vice. Peter Prosumer buys a over priced coffee machine to make his own expresso every morning.
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An amalgam of the words proactive and consumer. Literally a consumer who becomes active to help correct and better the goods and services found in the marketplace at any given time.
Also a consumer who helps design or customize the products they purchase. Coined by Alvin Toffler in his book "The Third Wave" in 1980. The design team tapped a key customer group of prosumers in seeking to understand the photography market's needs in the next 3 years.
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PROducer/conSUMER. A fancy term used by Amway-type people to lure you into their money-making cult. A prosumer is basically a middle-link in their pyramids. By franchising (consuming) from person A, and franchising to persons X,Y, and Z (producing), you can make billions and billions of dollars.
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