Usage of "early adopter"

Early customer of a company, product, or technology.

Uso de early adopter en inglés

Air New Zealand was an early adopter of the programme, she says. 
 Radio NZ 

Japan has built a reputation as an early adopter of new technologies. 
 Reuters 

Political statement... Gordon Brown was an early adopter of the purple tie. 
 The Guardian 

Like Florida, Michigan was an early adopter of divestment policies targeting Iran. 
 Reuters 

You own a Pebble, so you're clearly some degree of early adopter. 
 Wired 

He's not likely to be a technology early adopter, is he?' 
 The Long War 

As an early adopter, your refined tech taste is a source of pride. 
 Wired 

Is it weird for Uncle Sam to be an early adopter? 
 Wired 

But the hours-long setup process requires an early adopter's perseverance. 
 Wired 

It was also an early adopter of IBM computer technology. 
 100 Places You Will Never Visit 

You're an early adopter of Silicon Valley's radical chic, bearer of a little-known solution. 
 Wired 

Climber and Diaries contributor Kelly Cordes is what you would call an early adopter. 
 Climbing Magazine 

I don't like Facebook, and was an early adopter and early rejector of it. 
 The Irish Times 

I was an early adopter and often recommended it. 
 The Guardian 

Norway was an early adopter, when it rolled out its coronavirus contact-tracing app in April. 
 Reuters 

These lucky few will bask in early adopter bliss. 
 Wired 

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Significados de early adopter en inglés