Moo MiniCards review
Verdict
Review Date: 10 Nov 2006
Reviewed By: Dave Stevenson
Price when reviewed: (£11 inc VAT) for 100
Overall Rating
Moo cards are small, cheap, innovative variations on the faithful business card. If you've got a Flickr account that hosts a few dozen images, head over to www.moo.com and you can create your very own 28 x 70mm business card. The front of the card features a sliver of your own image, while the back can accommodate up to six lines of personal information, as well as your Flickr buddy icon. The website is worth visiting for the sheer simple ingenuity of the technology it uses to interface with your Flickr account, and the cards themselves are a small, beautifully printed way of distributing your information in a more interesting way than a typical business card. Order them now and they should be with you within the week.
Author: Dave Stevenson
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