dale@pro-colony.cts.com (System Operator) (08/21/89)
Network Comment: to #9035 by lhaider@pro-sol.cts.com
Ok, how about comparing Apples to VCRs? VCRs tend to be discontinued after
only about 6-10 months on the market! I don't see anyone giving free upgrades
to the latest model VCR.
btw, does *your* current IIGS still run the software you have? Or did it all
of a sudden stop working when the new model was introduced? Let's be
realistic here. Just because there is a newer model, that doesn't mean you
have to run right out and get it.
Dale
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proline: dale@pro-colony 3/12/2400 baud - 24 hrs lhaider@pro-sol.cts.com (Lawrence Haider) (08/24/89)
Network Comment: to #10180 by dale@pro-colony.cts.com >Ok, how about comparing Apples to VCRs? VCRs tend to be discontinued after >only about 6-10 months on the market! I don't see anyone giving free upgrades >to the latest model VCR. Does a VCR quite being able to show ANY tape in its format (VHS or Beta) no matter how far the model is upgraded? NO! Again, its not the same thing; But a better analogy than a car ;) Laer
gwyn@smoke.BRL.MIL (Doug Gwyn) (08/28/89)
In article <8908240750.AA01028@trout.nosc.mil> lhaider@pro-sol.cts.com (Lawrence Haider) writes: >Does a VCR quite being able to show ANY tape in its format (VHS or Beta) no >matter how far the model is upgraded? NO! Wrong! As older VCR owners can attest.